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01/10/2007

(Video) Steve Jobs On CNBC

CNBC interviewed Steve Jobs yesterday and put him in the spotlight on Apple's upcoming iPhone. What do you think of Jobs' remarks? Video after the jump.

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Posted at 01/10/2007 04:58am by nate
is it just me...or did CNBC seem a little biased. I mean its the dawning of their biggest product in 6 years, and the reporter mentions thier stock scandal 3 times.
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Posted at 01/10/2007 2:36pm by PROMAGO.de Gadgets » Blog Archive » iPhone: Nachtrag
[...] Bei TechEBlog wird auf ein Interview mit Steve Jobs auf dem Sender CNBC hingewiesen. In der Sendung wird außerdem auch mehrmals auf die Veränderungen, die der Aktienkurs von Apple seither durchgemacht hat, eingegangen: [...]
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Posted at 01/10/2007 5:34pm by glacia00
nate, you're kidding right? He got a total walk with complete softball questions and was allowed to basically make an ad for the product. As far as the stock scandal he was allowed to spin it however he wanted without challenge. CNBC acted like fanboys.
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Posted at 01/10/2007 7:48pm by Jay
Nate, Where's the bias? Are CNBC affiliated with an Apple competitor? Have they historically been associated with an Apple competitor? As for the stock scandal, this is an important issue. Possibly serious criminal corporate conduct. That is - and damned well should be - bigger news than a product launch, post Enron et al.
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Posted at 01/10/2007 11:24pm by nate
glacia, that may be true. But if CNBCs reporter had started playing hardball, i bet Jobs would've put the hammer down.
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Posted at 01/11/2007 3:56pm by Jay
Nate, You do work for Apple, don't you? If not, you seriously need to get a life and stop constantly and sycophantically cheerleading on several web site comment fora on behalf of a very rich company that pays you no money and gives you no reward.
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Posted at 01/11/2007 5:39pm by nate
Oh crap,jay your right... you caught me! Apple pays me millions to go on message boards and support their products. shh don't tell anyone! I like good products. apple has produced the best stuff on the market for like 10 years. so sue me, i'm a Steve Jobs superfan.
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Posted at 01/23/2007 6:11pm by stephen mcdermott
10 years? It has been over 20 but oh well. Yea, I am an Apple fanboy if you want to call me that. I have had apple computers for about 15 years and my family has four iPods. Not just because they are cool, but because they work well. Having said all of that.. Yea, the reporter took it pretty easy on him even from my vantage point. He has managed to become so cool that nobody wants to piss him off because it is such a big thing to get to interview him and (like this guy) would like to do it again. BTW, I won't be getting one of the phones. At least not for a few years when they are cheaper and/or hold more. But they really are nice.
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