Tech execs with Justin Bieber haircuts
By Keith Shaw,
Network World |
Feb 22, 2011 12:00 AM
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Silicon Valley CEOs need to catch Bieber Fever
The celebrity world is abuzz with the news that Justin Bieber got a new haircut , changing his look from the moptop to something completely different.
This means his original haircut is up for grabs, and we can’t think of anyone better suited for the Bieber look than the following tech CEOs and executives – after all, most of these execs are hitting an older demographic, and will need young followers if their companies are going to succeed.
So enjoy some of our favorites:
Updating his look, the follicly challenged Ballmer decided to adopt the Bieber 'do to attract younger customers to its smartphone. We hear he's hoping to find "Somebody to Love" Windows Phone 7.
The king of the iPhone and iPad knows that it's just "My World"; everyone else is just living in it.
At one point, Microsoft was his "Baby", but now he's more concerned with all of his philanthropy work. Some people in the tech world are hoping that he will "Never Say Never" about returning to Microsoft.
We know that he'll flip for his new hairstyle, and that if 90% of the world's Internet traffic is going to be video, he's hoping that if "U Smile", someone will be recording it with a Cisco Flip camera.
You might not think that the young Zuckerberg needs a new look, but with all of the privacy issues concerning Facebook, perhaps a Bieber haircut will bring Zuckerberg "Down to Earth".
Dear Eric: If the new leadership at Google doesn't succeed as much as it did with Schmidt at the helm, the company may be wishing that it "Never Let You Go".
Larry Page: The new head of Google will "Pray" that he doesn't regret becoming the new CEO.
With a new look and rocking hairstyle, Ms. Bartz would be "One Less Lonely Girl", at least in terms of companies that want to do business with Yahoo.
At "One Time", Mr. Ellison was king of the world in Silicon Valley; we know he can make another big splash by adopting the Bieber look.
With a new look and the new title of editorial director of AOL's media properties, some people are hoping that she will "Kiss and Tell" more details of the Huffington Post acquisition.
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