Leave Steve Jobs Alone
Posted on January 29th, 2009 in Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
Writing on TheBigMoney.com, Mark Gimein has a thought-provoking piece about why the press should stop poking into the medical condition of Apple’s founder….
When I sat down to write this story, I agonized over where exactly to begin. A history of Steve Jobs at Apple? A discussion of the raging national debate about the privacy of medical records? Jobs’ open letter on Apple’s Web site explaining that he was suffering from a hormone imbalance with a “relatively simple and straightforward remedy”? The stunning back-and-forth about Jobs’ health on CNBC? It quickly became clear to me, however, that the best way to start was, in fact, by asking folks to step into Steve Jobs’ shoes.
It’s an important perspective.
One Response
1/30/2009 4:08 pm
I’m calling BS on this one. Whatever the gossip value here, the reality is that Steve Jobs’ health is critical information for the investment community and the company has been woefully, if not wilfully, unforhcoming. If you wish to take the health of your CEO out of the public sphere, he must resign, which is what they’ve effectively done. This writer is a nincompoop.