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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
AAPL 278.72+0.5%Dec 10 3:59 PM EST

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To: soup who wrote (2791)7/7/1997 12:49:00 PM
From: David Kuspa   of 213176
 
More evidence of the media out to get Apple (this is NOT paranoia or evangelistic blindness). On the Yahoo site, the Reuters story "Apple Struggles, Its Stock At a 12-year Low" has been re-released today, 4 days later, word for word. Go see for yourself. Get a stock quote for AAPL, and you'll get the current list of recent news releases below the quote.

Here's the original story, released on July 3rd: biz.yahoo.com

And here's today's re-release: biz.yahoo.com

Don't know if Reuters or Yahoo is responsible for this double-posting, but I don't see it happening with other companies. It's as if any bad news has to be recycled to achieve maximum exposure, for as long as it takes to achieve their agenda. The other blatant example of this was the Steve Jobs filing to sell his shares that got picked up nearly 2 weeks later after the first bout of stories broke, and given another run through the media again (with no new news to contribute to the story). I used to think that only negative slants and distortions were responsible for some of the public's perception of Apple as a dying company, but now it seems even more obvious that there are powerful people actively trying to sabotage Apple's recovery.

D. Kuspa
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