true, but remember that Brian Wallace has a producer who helped set the questions up.
Oh and they mentioned that it took months of talks with Apple to get the interview so I'm sure it was a like an actor during press releases where they have a handler or 2 ensuring certain questions aren't asked
I don't doubt that at all. There was no depth to the interview. Cook probably approved what questions could be asked. It was more for patching up the recent bad publicity than it was to give viewers some knowledge about Cook and the company in general. It could have been a much more in depth interview even without asking to give away secrets about the future or about Cook's personal life. In most ways it was quite superficial. I think that there was great potential there. Tim seems like a nice guy and I would like to hear what was on his mind. I don't believe it was the interviewers fault. Everything was scripted before the interview took place and it was on Cook's terms.