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Apple CSR Visualized

3 by LiveOAK Staff on March 12, 2012

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Over the last two years, Apple, maker of game-changing technology products like the iPod, iPhone and iPad, has faced mounting scrutiny about exactly how their products are made and the working conditions and corporate practices of the companies they contract to make them.
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    Apple doesn’t really care about this things because its customers don’t really care. As long as they are still “cool” and still making huge profits then no problem there. Even if they would solve all these problems it would be only as a PR tool in order to please its stakeholders and to have something to put in the annual report. That’s how I see it anyway…This is a blog post about CSR viewed as a PR tool or not, give it a look, tell us your view. I think your view would be really insightful: http://earthandindustry.com/

  • http://twitter.com/dd_dienutza Diana Abu-Zuaiter

    Apple doesn’t really care about this things because its customers don’t really care. As long as they are still “cool” and still making huge profits then no problem there. Even if they would solve all these problems it would be only as a PR tool in order to please its stakeholders and to have something to put in the annual report. That’s how I see it anyway…This is a blog post about CSR viewed as a PR tool or not, give it a look, tell us your view. I think your view would be really insightful: http://ethicalblabbing.wordpress.com/2012/11/30/csr-pr-tool/