Apple Past, Be Future</b></font>
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<font size="2">IT'S BEEN ALMOST EIGHT YEARS</font> since Jean-Louis Gassée left his high-visibility post at Apple for the low-visibility post of CEO of Be, the start-up he founded to create an all-new audio-visual operating system. He's not ready to call his new company a success, or his old company a failure. And he says that, despite what you may have heard, the Apple-Be merger did not fall through because he overvalued his new company. <p>

 
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Interviewed by Paul Schindler<br>
July 21, 1998
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