Apple pro New York Times: Write about us nicely, otherwise you will have nothing to write about

Tim Cook s Apple behind his back he showed the newspaper The New York Times that it doesn't pay to write bad things about him. At the same time, he showed all the media in the world what kind of society he has. Apple power. CEO of the company Apple Tim Cook provided very exclusive interview The Wall Street Journal. I am deliberately including an exclusive interview because it is an interview with Tim Cooksince he took office, countless media outlets around the world have tried to cover it up. It is quite possible that Tim Cook He didn't want to give interviews out of respect for Steve Jobs and initially found it inappropriate to speak from the CEO's position. Now, however, the time has come for him to gradually approach interviews, and one of the first such interviews is the one published in Friday's Wall Street Journal.

The newspaper The also attempted the same interview. New York Times, but he failed. New York The Times also recognized the discontent Applu already during the presentation of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, when the Wall Street Journal and several other world-renowned media outlets Apple made it possible to get information about OS X Mountain Lion on the eve of the official announcement, The New York The Times had the same information as Letem svetem Applem and learned about them at the same time, which resulted in a situation where the newspaper published an article about the new OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion operating system several hours behind the competition and even slower than, for example, LsAThis situation is obviously unpleasant for one of the largest and most prestigious newspapers in the world. Apple so essentially "punished" The New York The Times for articles in which the newspaper harshly criticized working conditions in Foxconn factories that manufacture and assemble products for the company Apple Inc.

 *Steve Jobs and John Sculley in a 1984 photo for The New York Times.

Apple in essence, he sent a clear message to the world: "Write about us nicely, otherwise you won't have anything to write about." Apple is in a position where any information it provides is worth its weight in gold, even more so if it provides some information only to selected newspapers. This is how the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times received new versions of the mobile phone for testing iPhone already fourteen days before its official presentation and were able to print an official review written on the basis of a fourteen-day testing the day after its release, all this at a time when other media had noanci iPhone obtain even for inspection.

To avoid giving some readers the wrong impression that the article is comparing LsA s New York Times, we would like to point out that this is just a visual demonstration of how badly The New York Times with information about Applu is now. This is not a comparison LsA with The New York Times, no one from the editorial team would dare to do that, given the respect we have for this newspaper. Hopefully, there will be no information on Twitter about how we compare ourselves to this media outlet, and everyone will understand, including Mr. Robert Kaločaj.

*Source: washingtonpost.com,