Memoir from Steve Jobs' daughter further sullies imperfect legacy

Apple founder Steve Jobs has always had what might be generously described as a complicated reputation — remembered in turn as brilliant, driven, egotistical and famously intolerant of mediocrity. A newly published autobiography, however, by Lisa Brennan-Jobs, a daughter that Jobs at first refused to acknowledge, paints a much darker picture of the entrepreneur, one of a cruel, abusive father.