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Hmmmmm. That feels really broken. It is impossible to even get into Clubhouse... how in the hell can it be so popular that a private club app gets to win in tha
by tonetheman 6y ago
Hmmmmm. That feels really broken. It is impossible to even get into Clubhouse... how in the hell can it be so popular that a private club app gets to win in that case.
Someone from Apple is on the board of the people invested in Clubhouse? Someone got paid. That feels a lot like pay-play schemes from the recording industry and radio.
- Griffinsauce 6y ago> It is impossible to even get into Clubhouse... how in the hell can it be so popular that a private club app gets to win in that case. Making their treatment of Hey even more bullshit.
- ewindal 6y ago> It is impossible to even get into Clubhouse Is it? Don't you just need an acquaintance on the inside? I got invited by someone I worked with once upon a time shortly after installing the app just to see what all the fuzz was about.
- fortran77 6y ago> Someone from Apple is on the board of the people invested in Clubhouse? Almost certainly. Or someone from Clubhouse called Apple board member "Al Gore" and told him to fix it. https://247wallst.com/technology-3/2020/08/04/who-is-on-apples-board-and-why/ https://247wallst.com/technology-3/2020/08/04/who-is-on-appl... He's been a "fixer" for many Apple issues, including getting Steve Jobs deflected from a back-dated stock option scam. (Jobs paid himself $1/year to beat payroll and income tax, and was compensated in backdated stock options, so he'd only have to pay the long-term capital gains tax rate) Source: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/steve-jobs-haunted-by-backdating-scandal-again https://www.marketwatch.com/story/steve-jobs-haunted-by-back...
- mcphage 6y agoI didn’t see any mention in your source about Al Gore