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If most of the story was false, how is it "too bad" that the episode is being retracted ?
I suspect many more people saw (or later heard about) the original episode than will take notice of this retraction or any subsequent airings on TV. The damage to Apple's reputation is done... On the other hand, Apple did respond to the criticisms, first by publishing it's entire list of suppliers, and then opening all of them to public inspection. Even Bloomberg News has taken note: Bloomberg Adam Satariano and Peter Burrows 2/26/12 No Company Follows Apple’s Expanded China Factory Audits Quote:
are much like the old Ford vs Chevrolet squabbles in the past. Most of the well-known companies probably have suppliers-in-common, and are equally responsible for whatever problems exist. As this episode is retracted, maybe the issues will be re-examined for the entire industry, both inside and outside of China. |
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