Tech observers praise the recovered footage as historically significant
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John Gruber and others highlight the Q&A as an important historical document showing Steve Jobs' thoughtfulness and Apple's approach to crisis management, with Gruber noting it avoids the repetitive, non-answer pattern typical of long press conferences.
“it really is extraordinary. A look back into an old version of Apple, sitting somewhere between the classic Mac days of the 1990s and today's Apple.”
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Tim Cook Apple COOBob Mansfield Apple hardware chiefJohn Gruber Tech journalist and Daring Fireball author
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John Gruber linked to this iPhone 4 Antennagate Q&A and it really is extraordinary. A look back into an old version of Apple, sitting somewhere between the classic Mac days of the 1990s and today’s Apple.
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