Apple Bows to Developer Complaints
Bias?
I've noticed a trend with 'news' articles using some odd wording showing a bit of bias.
I can understand the urge to write something sensational, but please, a title like 'Apple Bows to Developer Complaints' belongs more in a tech blog than it does a news site. Maybe even the forums would be more appropriate.
I can understand the urge to write something sensational, but please, a title like 'Apple Bows to Developer Complaints' belongs more in a tech blog than it does a news site. Maybe even the forums would be more appropriate.
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It's a pretty accurate title. Apple was being a little b!tch about the software tools developers used. I understand them not wanting to use flash IN their devices, but this move will make a whole lot of developers happy and keep more Apps coming for all the fanboys, like myself, to use!
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"bowing to developer complaints" is exactly what Apple did. Developers complained about the new rules, and Apple relented.
There's nothing biased about it.
There's nothing biased about it.
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Everything is "biased" since it's subject to interpretation. Sadly modern "news" tends to bias quite heavily. Fortunately forums such as this help to regulate that bias.
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I wouldn't say everything is bias. If you've read a news brief before, there isn't much room for bias because the story can only be a few sentences long. It's a simple stating of facts. PhoneScoop doesn't do much other than state facts about any particular story because they generally write breifs more than complete news stories.
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consmonaut said:
I've noticed a trend with 'news' articles using some odd wording showing a bit of bias.
I can understand the urge to write something sensational, but please, a title like 'Apple Bows to Developer Complaints' belongs more in a tech blog than it does a news site. Maybe even the forums would be more appropriate.
It isn't 'bias' when that's exactly what Apple did.
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