Are Black and Latino Teens Getting Paid to Wait in Line for iPhone 5’s?
by Jorge Rivas on September 21 2012, 11:53AM
Waiting in line for iPhone 5, some are just doing their jobs.
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VideoAre Black and Latino Teens Getting Paid to Wait in Line for iPhone 5’s?
by Jorge Rivas on September 21 2012, 11:53AM
Waiting in line for iPhone 5, some are just doing their jobs.
Topics: Arts & Culture, /NOW Blog
Young Latino Smartphone Users Spend $17.6 Billion on Mobile Devices
by Jorge Rivas on July 23 2012, 11:58AM
According to a new report, young Latinos in the U.S. spent $17.6 billion on mobile devices and more than $500 million on mobile apps in 2012.
by Jorge Rivas on June 6 2012, 11:53AM
Analysts expect the less affluent to adopt the phone because prepaid services require no contract or credit checks for customers but others fear more people will enter a less regulated mobile space.
As iPads Bolster Apple Shares, Demonstrators Prepare for Nationwide Protests
by Jorge Rivas on March 15 2012, 4:56PM
As Apple’s market grows, demonstrators are calling on Apple to create a worker protection strategy to prevent workplace abuse, injury, and death in the factories that produce new iPad and iPhones.
Topics: Economy, Global Affairs, /NOW Blog
Petition Demands Timecard Data for Apple Employees Who Made New iPad
by Jorge Rivas on March 7 2012, 1:49PM
Almost all of the 30 million iPads sold last year were manufactured overseas and a consumer watchdog isn’t convinced Apple is doing everything they can to improve labor conditions in those factories.
Happy 5th Birthday iPhone — But Look At What You’ve Done
by Jorge Rivas on January 9 2012, 6:04PM
The iPhone was unveiled five years ago today but it’s one of the major players in an industry that’s created a new digital divide.
Topics: New Digital Divide, /NOW Blog
Apple Bans App That Exposes Shady Side of iPhone Manufacturing
by Jorge Rivas on September 16 2011, 12:01PM
Apple says they banned an iPhone app because of “depictions of child abuse.” All the app was doing was exposing the shady labor practices at their manufacturing plants
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