Why Andrew Ross Sorkin Should Apologize to Steve Jobs

The more time I’ve had to reflect on Andrew Ross Sorkin’s “column” in the New York Times today about Steve Jobs’ lack of public charity, the more upset I get. All journalists have the right to raise questions of those in power, whether politicians, Treasury Secretaries, banker CEOs, hedge ...

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