Digital Journal — It looks like working in a Chinese iPod sweatshop isn’t so bad after all, if you take at face value the conclusion coming from the accused company. Apple saved some major face by ...
Digital Journal — Apple has launched an investigation into charges that some overseas iPod factories are sweatshops where employees work 15 hour days for as little as $50 a week. The allegation ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Apple insists it requires "safe working conditions" from suppliers, conducting regular audits and investigations. Foxconn claims ...
Tim Cook got all dressed up for the Golden Globes. Photo: NBC/Golden Globes Apple’s first night at the Golden Globes didn’t go exactly as Tim Cook may have hoped — with none of the nominations for ...
Jo Twist is CEO of UKIE, the association for UK interactive entertainment. The recent news of Sweatshop HD being pulled from the App Store and the odd attitude Apple seems to display about games has ...
Caught with its hands in the super-cheap, made-in-China cookie jar, Apple now says it’s “investigating” the report that iPods are made under sweatshop conditions. Yesterday FruitCo. responded to the ...
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