Apple doing China’s bidding ‘The Problem with Jon Stewart’ will not come back to Apple TV+ for a third season, bringing a surprise and sudden end to the increasingly popular show led by the former Daily Show host. … He told staff that the company had concerns about the subject matter Stewart planned for three… Read more.
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Podcast: Google and Apple Obey Putin’s Orders to Suppress Russian Votes
Episode 47: And May Obey His Orders to Suppress Our Votes Next… Related commentaries: Nicki Minaj… Sowing seeds… Listen.
‘Rats’ at Apple Resisting Return to the Rat Race…
Dozens of Apple employees have written a letter signaling their frustration with a policy asking them to return to the office for three days a week from September. … The letter began by addressing the growing concern that Apple’s location-flexible work policy, and the messaging around it, have already forced some of the staff to… Read more.
Podcast: Apple the Apple of China’s Eye on Its Citizens
Episode 34: But Apple Didn’t Fall Far From the US Government Tree… Related commentaries: doing business in China… if US were police state… Biden’s A-Team… Earth Day… Ukraine’s Orange Revolution… world beware… china buying dominion… Listen.
Apple Is the Apple of China’s Eye on Its Citizens
The tech, legal, and political worlds are all atwitter over the way Apple CEO Tim Cook was grilled during cross-examination at an “epic” antitrust trial on Friday. No doubt this reaction was partly due to the unusual fact that the presiding judge, not opposing counsel, was the one who grilled him. As Fortune reported on… Read more.
Social-Media Anonymity Just Gives License to Menace
I have no illusions about ending the social menace of cyberbullying, trolling, or fake news. But each would be greatly reduced if bullies, trolls, and fakers of all stripes were required to use their real names … like everyone else; alerts were required to rate news sources and highlight lies, misinformation, and disinformation; and networks… Read more.
Apple Defends iPhones as Safe Haven for Terrorists to Plot
Three years ago, Edward Snowden made defying government mass surveillance a cause celebre. Ever since, tech companies have been in the vanguard of those championing this cause. From day one, however, I’ve been decrying their hypocrisy and the ignorance of their customers. This excerpt – from “Complaints about NSA Spying Are Schizophrenic … and Misguided,”… Read more.