The All Things D conference has a long history of wrangling an impressive speaker list, and this year’s gala is no different. The outlet has just confirmed that Apple CEO Tim Cook will be the keynote speaker for D10’s opening night, just two years after the late Steve Jobs last sat down on those very red chairs in a keynote interview of his own. In fact, Cook’s sit-down will come five years after the historic Jobs + Gates discussion from D5, and we’re told that this will be Cook’s first onstage event that isn’t run by Apple or for an investor group as the company’s head honcho. As ever, we’ll be on site liveblogging the back-and-forth, and we’ll be hanging around to hear from NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, FCC chairman Jon Leibowitz and a whole host of others. Cook’s appearance will kick things off on the evening of May 29th from Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
Apple CEO Tim Cook to open D10 conference: yes, we’ll be liveblogging originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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