NYTimes Accuses Apple of Playing Access journalism
/It isn’t a shocker that Tim Cook is pissed off at the NYTimes and cut off access. If you’ve been covering Apple for a long time, this is beyond obvious and a fact of life.
Agreed.
Apple, Foxconn, and Working Conditions
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BSR, the company that the NYT used as a source for their shocking exposé on Apple said today:
There are several areas where the text you provided us is inaccurate and therefore presents an inaccurate account of events you aim to describe. It is untrue that Apple has consistently disregarded advice that BSR has provided about problems related to working conditions in its supply chain.
Also, Foxconn manufactures products for companies:
- Acer Inc. (Taiwan)
- Amazon.com (United States)
- Apple Inc. (United States)
- ASRock (Taiwan)
- Asus (Taiwan)
- Barnes & Noble (United States)
- Cisco (United States)
- Dell (United States)
- EVGA Corporation (United States)
- Hewlett-Packard (United States)
- Intel (United States)
- IBM (United States)
- Lenovo (China)
- Logitech (Switzerland)
- Microsoft (United States)
- MSI (Taiwan)
- Motorola (United States)
- Netgear (United States)
- Nintendo (Japan)
- Nokia (Finland)
- Panasonic (Japan)
- Philips (Netherlands)
- Samsung (South Korea)
- Sharp (Japan)
- Sony Ericsson (Japan/Sweden)
- Toshiba (Japan)
- Vizio (United States)