Press release - January 9, 2007
Greenpeace is releasing an 'alternative' video of Apple's CEO Steve Jobs delivering the speech that Mac lovers and environmentalists worldwide would like to hear him make - announcing the launch of the industry-changing green iPod and a radical shift in the company’s global environmental policy. The video, cleverly re-cut and revoiced from Jobs' previous webcasts, will be released at the same time as Jobs delivers his keynote speech at ‘Macworld’ at 0900 hours, San Francisco time today.
While speculation is rife about what Jobs is likely to announce
this year, with possibilities of new products like the iPhone and
iTV rumored to be up the company's sleeve, the Greenpeace version
of his speech has the flamboyant CEO saying, "We're going to give
the customers what they want - and if what you want is a green
apple, then a green apple is what you're going to get!"
VVPR info: To view the Greenpeace-Steve Jobs video, please visit:http://www.greenpeace.org/apple/keynote Although the video will be available only at 0900 hours Pacific Standard Time (GMT –8 hrs), a sneak preview can be made available to journalists on request. Please contact:salvatore.barbera@int.greenpeace.orgor Namrata Chowdhary, Greenpeace International Communications: +31 646 1973 27