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Q: white men with ipads In California, Steve Jobs Will Introduce the World to The Daily 
  
 Rupert Murdoch's tablet tabloid, The Daily, is set to debut on Wednesday. But where would a billionaire be without his equally rich friends? Nowhere. Hence, Murdoch will unveil News Corp.'s iPad newspaper onstage with Apple's head honcho, Steve Jobs. And you can't just debut the world's first ever anticipated iPad newspaper at, like, the Apple Store in Soho. So, the two media moguls will appear together at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for the official Daily kickoff. We suspect Jobs and Murdoch are hoping for a Frisco-style earthquake. Because this thing will make the media world shake. [Cutline/Yahoo] ||||| Rupert Murdoch will unveil News Corp.'s much-anticipated iPad newspaper onstage this month with Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, The Cutline has learned. 
  
 The two media moguls will appear together at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, according to a source familiar with preparations for the event. The launch date is expected to be Jan. 19, but that may change. 
  
 Known as The Daily, Murdoch's iPad publication has been the talk of the media world over the past couple months, and the News Corp. chief has even dubbed it his "No. 1 most exciting project." The hush-hush project has been taking shape at the company's Manhattan headquarters, but it will also have staffers in Los Angeles. 
  
 Jesse Angelo left Murdoch's New York Post, where he was second in command, to run The Daily, and former Viacom digital distribution boss Greg Clayman came aboard to run the business side. Murdoch is reportedly willing to sink $30 million into the project. 
  
 The cash infusion has spurred The Daily into a high-profile hiring spree over the past couple of months. So far, Angelo and his team have brought in a number of top-notch journalists from media outlets such as the New Yorker, the Daily Beast, Forbes, AOL and Politico. 
  
 But while news of the editorial hires has steadily leaked out, The Daily's brass have remained tight-lipped about the launch. 
  
 A bit of information about the launch has trickled out, though. Forbes first reported earlier Monday on the Jan. 19 launch date, which is two days later than previously expected. And WWD kicked off speculation that Murdoch and Jobs might roll out the project together, but those plans were never confirmed. 
  
 A spokesman for The Daily had no comment at this time. Apple did not respond to a request for comment. |||||
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How big is the overlap between Mac users and Fox fans? We’re about to find out: Rupert Murdoch will debut News Corp’s new digital-only daily tabloid “The Daily” alongside Steve Jobs himself at an event at San Francisco’s Museum of Modern Art next week, Yahoo’s Cutline blog reports. The event is tentatively scheduled for Jan. 19—two weeks later than previously expected—but that could still change. Murdoch has called The Daily his "No. 1 most exciting project," and is said to have given it a $30 million budget. Click for more.