Sean Parker Declines Facebook Publish Was a panic attack on Jobs

Sean Parker is denying that the publish on his Facebook page was intended being an attack on Jobs, who introduced his resignation as Apple Boss on Wednesday.our editor recommendsApple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak: Jobs Resignation Wont Affect 'Quality of Company (Video)Apple Investors Reject Proposal to show Jobs Succession PlanApple's Jobs Uncovers Advanced New Headquarters Design (Photo)Apple Shares Fall Among Boss Steve Jobs' Medical Leave Parker, who founded Napster and offered as Facebook's leader, has become a trader and board member at Spotify, a web-based music service that's within the same space as Apple's iTunes. STORY: Apple Stock Dips, Company Manages to lose $5.5 Billion Morning After Jobs Boss Resignation On Thursday, he cited German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer on Facebook: "We are able to arrived at look upon the deaths in our opponents with just as much regret once we sense of individuals in our buddies, namely, whenever we miss their existence as witnesses to the success." Many writers assumed Parker was mentioning to Jobs. And Parker on Thursday accepted to Gawker he is at fact mentioning to Jobs, although not within the negative method in which lots of people were presuming. STORY: Analyst: Jobs' Boss Departure May Have 'No Impact' on Apple "You're totally misunderstanding the intent behind my publish," he stated. "It had been in mention of the Jobs, however it would be a gesture of respect for any worthy foe. Who remains left to challenge us and inspire us when our most effective opponents move ahead?Inch Parker was lately described within the Facebook movie The Social Networking like a partier and playboy who assisted push co-founder Eduardo Saverin from the organization. Parker has stated the film is "an entire work of fiction." STORY: Apple Boss Steve Jobs' Resignation Puts Spotlight on Normally Secretive Tim Prepare Meanwhile, Jobs told Apple's board and staffers inside a letter Wednesday he likely to remain on as chairman from the board. Jobs continues to be fighting a potentially existence-threatening illness off and on for quite some time, though he earned no reference to his health in the resignation letter. Apple COO Tim Prepare will replace him as Boss. Related Subjects Jobs Apple Facebook The Social Networking Sean Parker Spotify