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That's an unsupported assertion. What unethical behavior are you referring to, and how have you demonstrated that Apple's success not only stemmed from such be
by nupark2 14y ago
That's an unsupported assertion.
What unethical behavior are you referring to, and how have you demonstrated that Apple's success not only stemmed from such behavior, but could have only occurred through unethical means?
- sandieman 14y agoSteve sold blue boxes with Wozniak that allowed you to make unlimited phone calls. They profited 6k from this and is often told as the story that set the bond and precedent on how the two worked together. This cost the phone companies and was an illegal item that they sold on the "underground market" If Steve didn't partner with Wozniak would Apple be around today? Doubt it. Was this more immoral then sleeping on AOLs couches for a few months after your incubator ended? I would say so.
- nupark2 14y agoThat neither proves that unethical behavior was required for Apple's success, nor that said bond could only be created through unethical behavior. If you want a recrimination of that behavior, I'd be happy to give it. It was immature and wrong.