Dan Lyons who is better known as “Fake Steve Jobs” took on CNBC’s Jim Goldman over the temporary departure of Steve Jobs.
Just to give you a quick history, Goldman has insisted that it was “politics, not pancreas” behind Apple’s decision to leave MacWorld according to “sources inside the company.” His “sources” repeated the info two weeks later in response to word (that came from Gizmodo.com) that Jobs’ health was in fact not as good as he said it was. At the time Goldman declared: “Until Apple says something different, or I get my hands on something tangible and trustworthy, I’m taking the company at its word.” Yesterday, Goldman admitted to all on CNBC that he’s actually known for more than a week that Steve Jobs’ health issues were more complicated than Jobs and Apple initially revealed a week ago.
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Arguments Erupt Over Jobs Departure
Dan Lyons who is better known as “Fake Steve Jobs” took on CNBC’s Jim Goldman over the temporary departure of Steve Jobs.
Just to give you a quick history, Goldman has insisted that it was “politics, not pancreas” behind Apple’s decision to leave MacWorld according to “sources inside the company.” His “sources” repeated the info two weeks later in response to word (that came from Gizmodo.com) that Jobs’ health was in fact not as good as he said it was. At the time Goldman declared: “Until Apple says something different, or I get my hands on something tangible and trustworthy, I’m taking the company at its word.” Yesterday, Goldman admitted to all on CNBC that he’s actually known for more than a week that Steve Jobs’ health issues were more complicated than Jobs and Apple initially revealed a week ago.
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This entry was posted on January 15, 2009 at 11:59 am and is filed under Commentary with tags Apple. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.