PaidContent : Apple’s legal claim is largely bogus. While people can indeed own rights to their likeness, those rights usually apply only to living people. Under American law, so-called “personality rights” exist only at the state level—there is no federal law and only about a dozen states recognize image rights after death.
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I dunno why everybody's treating him like a fallen god anyway.
I have to watch my weight with all the popcorn I consume in anticipation of what these nutJobs might do next. First they declare him most influentual person of the century, then they make a dating site for Apple fanboys/girls, now a Steve Jobs doll. I predict a Steve Jobs portrait on the moon done by NASA with a laser. You never know to what hights, or lows, depending on how you look at it, insane sheeple with a passion will go.
stopped reading right there, you guys better read your terms of contract if that's what apple believes. from that statement alone means you cant make a funny cartoon with his likeness because you will be sued.