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Perhaps because everyone who cares/matters already knew, there isn't really a point in denying or hiding it anymore. A month or two ago some journalist acciden
by tux3 12y ago
Perhaps because everyone who cares/matters already knew, there isn't really a point in denying or hiding it anymore.
A month or two ago some journalist accidentally said it on air if I remember correctly.
- aaronharnly 12y agoYes, it was a rather dramatic moment on CNBC, with a columnist discussing the fact that no CEO of a major company was willing to be mentioned as gay: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnbc-panel-goes-awkwardly-silent-when-host-outs-apple-ceo-as-gay/ http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnbc-panel-goes-awkwardly-silent-...
- aikah 12y agoYep on CNBC i believe( I hate that channel,it's just ridiculous). What was stupid is that one journalist said T.Cook was gay,others insisted he wasnt.Like "noooooooooooo he's not!" multiple times. That sums up the whole NBC network for me. Frankly,nobody cared about Jobs sexual life,and he did a good job at shielding his family from the media frenzy.
- calvin_c 12y agoI'm pretty sure the reporter said that Tim Cook was open about being guy, which led to everyone reminding him that he isn't, in fact, open about it.
- aaronbrethorst 12y ago> Frankly, nobody cared about Jobs sexual life Uh, yeah they did. The Lisa Brennan-Jobs paternity thing was a serious black eye for Steve. https://www.google.com/search?q=steve+jobs+paternity https://www.google.com/search?q=steve+jobs+paternity