: iPad costs 'thousands of American jobs?' Think again, Rep. Jackson
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D, IL) recently took the floor of Congress to complain about what he perceived as inaction to create jobs for millions of unemployed Americans. Bizarrely, he took aim at Apple’s iPad, claiming the device as “probably responsible for eliminating thousands of American jobs.”
“Well, what becomes of publishing companies and publishing company jobs? What becomes of bookstores and librarians and all the jobs associated with paper,” he asked. “In the not too distant future, such jobs simply won’t exist.”
Pilns apraksts:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/ipad-cost
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D, IL) recently took the floor of Congress to complain about what he perceived as inaction to create jobs for millions of unemployed Americans. Bizarrely, he took aim at Apple’s iPad, claiming the device as “probably responsible for eliminating thousands of American jobs.”
“Well, what becomes of publishing companies and publishing company jobs? What becomes of bookstores and librarians and all the jobs associated with paper,” he asked. “In the not too distant future, such jobs simply won’t exist.”
Pilns apraksts:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/ipad-cost