A scathing report by performance artist Mike Daisey about working conditions in the Chinese Foxconn facilities where iPhones and other popular tech products are manufactured was “partially fabricated,” according to This American Life, the radio show that aired the episode.
“Regrettably, we have discovered that one of our most popular episodes was partially fabricated. This week, we devote the entire hour to detailing the errors in “Mr. Daisey Goes to the Apple Factory,”‘ reads the description for This American Life‘s latest episode, titled Retraction.
Does this change the way you think about whether or not Apple products are ethically made?Apple Factory Reporter Lied to Us, Says This American LifeRadio show retracts an episode by Mike Daisey looking at working conditions where Apple pro
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Friday, March 16, 2012
A scathing report by performance artist Mike Daisey about working conditions in the Chinese Foxconn facilities where iPhones and other popular tech products are manufactured was “partially fabricated,” according to This American Life, the radio show that aired the episode.“Regrettably, we have discovered that one of our most popular episodes was partially fabricated. This week, we devote the entire hour to detailing the errors in “Mr. Daisey Goes to the Apple Factory,”‘ reads the description for This American Life‘s latest episode, titled Retraction.Does this change the way you think about whether or not Apple products are ethically made?Apple Factory Reporter Lied to Us, Says This American LifeRadio show retracts an episode by Mike Daisey looking at working conditions where Apple pro
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