Judgment Call: Should Steve Jobs be more apologetic?

Now that Steve Jobs has admitted to iPhone 4′s antenna issues, three experts voice their opinions in today’s FT Judgment Call column, “Should Steve Jobs be more apologetic?”

Peter Bregman, chief executive of Bregman Partners writes, “Steve Jobs should have handled the bad press more skilfully. By being defensive, he’s the one who drew the focus to himself rather than to his message.”

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Richard Waters, Chris Nuttall and April Dembosky in the FT's San Francisco bureau share their views - plus tech insights from Tim Bradshaw and Maija Palmer in London and Robin Kwong in Taipei.



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