NYTimes.com: The fracas that has erupted over truth, lies and “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs” continues to percolate through the news media, as commentators air their views on the discovery, thoroughly dissected on an episode of the radio program “This American Life,” that Mike Daisey, the author of the monologue, had essentially fabricated some portions of his exposé about abusive practices at a Chinese factory where Apple products are manufactured.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Theater Talkback: Mike Daisey, Cont.
NYTimes.com: The fracas that has erupted over truth, lies and “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs” continues to percolate through the news media, as commentators air their views on the discovery, thoroughly dissected on an episode of the radio program “This American Life,” that Mike Daisey, the author of the monologue, had essentially fabricated some portions of his exposé about abusive practices at a Chinese factory where Apple products are manufactured.
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