Sorkin realizes he can't have a successful movie if Apple fans are pissed at him for irresponsible comments. So, he apologizes, sincerely perhaps, in hopes of salvaging his movie.
Tim Cook speaks from the heart, and probably rightly identifies the collection of books and movies about Steve to be opportunistic (would they even be having this discussion if Steve were alive). Is he wrong? Do his products success in the market hinge on anything Sorkin says, does, thinks?
Who exactly does Sorkin think he is demanding an apology? I say, let him beg for forgiveness when his beloved movie hits Netflix on week 2 due to empty theaters.
Tim Cook speaks from the heart, and probably rightly identifies the collection of books and movies about Steve to be opportunistic (would they even be having this discussion if Steve were alive). Is he wrong? Do his products success in the market hinge on anything Sorkin says, does, thinks?
Who exactly does Sorkin think he is demanding an apology? I say, let him beg for forgiveness when his beloved movie hits Netflix on week 2 due to empty theaters.