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I find this retraction to be highly disturbing. There is so much out there on the internet and in the media that it makes you want to question. If Daisey was able to get through the obviously critical eyes of those approving his monologue to be aired, than is it really that hard to get … Continue reading
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“Retraction” brings up numerous issues concerning decision making for stakeholders and shareholders. For this blog post, I am going to reflect on three decisions that were brought about throughout “Retraction” concerning Mike Daisey as a manager, the managers at “This American Life”, and Apple’s top managers. First, it is clear throughout the podcast that TAL … Continue reading
This American Life, a journalism authority retracted Mike Daisey’s monologue. Additionally Daisey regretted airing his performance through this reputable news source. However, Daisey, much to the frustration of This American Life, adamantly defended his work in other realms. While Daisey admitted that it was a mistake to frame his monologue as journalism he claims that … Continue reading
Last week, when I finished listening to Mike Daisey’s podcast, I looked at my Apple products in disgust; I pictured young children treated like slaves or prisoners polishing the screen on my iPhone. Apparently, Mr. Daisey has a knack for exaggeration, and my iPhone and the company that makes it may not be so tainted … Continue reading
Mike Daisey’s monologue on This American Life publicized the gruesome working conditions and unexposed story about manufacturing in Shenzhen, China. His listener can easily relate to his love of technology, for our society admires the newest shiny Apple electronic. Although we can clearly read that our beloved products are made in China, few realize what … Continue reading
Mike Daisey’s adventure into Shenzhen helped shed light on some of the harsh realities of the world we live in. We always hear the stories of sweatshops, or unfortunate working situations around the globe, but Daisey’s monologue went into much more depth than what I have been exposed to. As Daisey shared his story I … Continue reading
