How and why Apple does controlled leaks

Monday’s article at The Wall Street Journal, which provided confirmation of an Apple tablet device, had all the earmarks of a controlled leak. Here’s how Apple does it,” John Martellaro reports for The Mac Observer.

“Often Apple has a need to let information out, unofficially,” Martellaro reports. “The company has been doing that for years, and it helps preserve Apple’s consistent, official reputation for never talking about unreleased products. I know, because when I was a Senior Marketing Manager at Apple, I was instructed to do some controlled leaks.”

Full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn W” for the heads up.]

18 Comments

  1. If you can pee your name in the snow legibly and your name is Gorferbulitacious Heffenfluffenmorgensberger III, then THAT is a controlled leak. And probably Guinness Book of Records material and worth a shot at a reality series on Fox.

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