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Jobs had a long relationship with Barry Schuler, the CEO of the AOL unit of Time Warner,
喬布斯與時代華納旗下的AOL的CEO巴里·舒勒是老交情，
and began to pick his brain about how to get the music labels into the proposed iTunes Store.
于是開始就如何把唱片品牌融入iTunes商店尋求他的建議。
"Piracy is flipping everyone's circuit breakers," Schuler told him.
舒勒告訴他：“盜版顛覆了所有人的認知。
"You should use the argument that because you have an integrated end-to-end service,
而能夠與之抗衡的就是把iTunes做成一種端到端一體化的服務(wù)，
from iPods to the store, you can best protect how the music is used."
從iPod到商店，你就能最好地保護這些音樂?！?/div>
One day in March 2002, Schuler got a call from Jobs and decided to conference-in Vidich.
2002年3月的一天，舒勒接到了喬布斯的電話，并決定要維迪奇加入到這個電話會議中。
Jobs asked Vidich if he would come to Cupertino and bring the head of Warner Music, Roger Ames.
喬布斯問維迪奇，是否可以帶上華納音樂的總裁羅杰·艾姆斯一起來庫比蒂諾開會。
This time Jobs was charming.
這一次喬布斯表現(xiàn)得很有親和力。
Ames was a sardonic, fun, and clever Brit, a type (such as James Vincent and Jony Ive) that Jobs tended to like.
艾姆斯是個幽默風趣又聰明的英國人，屬于喬布斯喜歡的類型（就像詹姆斯·文森特和喬尼·艾弗）。
So the Good Steve was on display.
所以“好脾氣的史蒂夫”出現(xiàn)了。
At one point early in the meeting, Jobs even played the unusual role of diplomat.
在會議初期，喬布斯甚至還搞起了“外交”。
Ames and Eddy Cue, who ran iTunes for Apple,
當iTunes的主管埃迪·庫埃和艾姆斯
got into an argument over why radio in England was not as vibrant as in the United States,
爭論起為什么英國的廣播沒有美國的那么有活力時，
and Jobs stepped in, saying, "We know about tech, but we don't know as much about music, so let's not argue."
喬布斯打斷了他們，說：“我們雖然懂技術(shù)，但不算懂音樂，所以不要爭了?！?/p>
