Ayer por la mañana la prensa especializada hacía correr como la pólvora unas supuestas filtraciones expuestas en la cuenta de Twiter de Jason Calacanis sobre las características del iPad presentado por la tarde por Apple. "Sintonizador de HDTV y PVR... Sensor biométrico... Placas solares..." Calacanis, co-fundador de Weblogs Inc y una de las personalidades de internet ha puesto en evidencia a la prensa especializada en tecnología que, cegados por el hype del iPad de Apple, dieron por muy fiable su "pequeña broma". [ENG]
#@Jason My point is if people trust you as a reliable source, treat that with care. You didn't, you lose. Never mind, it was worth it, right? about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason Admit you did something journos aren't meant to and apologise?@enveeious@NoSuperMan@cgfaulkner and@Redgie might appreciate too about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
#@Jason The mistake you made was the first tweet or two was relatively credible. We spotted the joke, we just didn't find it funny. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason Let me put it another way: our default mode in future will be to assume you're lying, until you prove otherwise. That's some work. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason from now on, whenever you "break" an exclusive, we're all going to ask you whether it runs farmville... about 2 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Jason
#@Jason such is the fragile nature of credibility in the social media world. You tried to look important and to gain traffic. You lose. about 3 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Jason
#@Jason just so you know: today you destroyed all the credibility you worked so hard to build. Nobody will listen to you again. Worth it?
Lo más alucinante es que el aparato que describe el tío (bueno, lo del panel solar no tanto) es realmente el que a mí me gustaría que hubieran presentado ayer.
¡¡con sintonizador de tele y todo!!
Comentarios
Creo que lo único que ha destruido es su propia credibilidad...
Aquí el Twiteo de Calacanis mencionando que todo fue una broma más que evidente:
En español picaron entre otros...
Applesfera:
http://www.applesfera.com/apple/ultima-hora-las-especificaciones-del-apple-tablet-salen-a-la-luz
MuyMac:
http://www.muymac.com/2010/01/27/jason-calacanis-adelante-en-su-twitter-las-especificaciones-del-tablet-de-apple
Tal y como le dicen ha quemado su credibilidad ->
# @Jason My point is if people trust you as a reliable source, treat that with care. You didn't, you lose. Never mind, it was worth it, right? about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason Admit you did something journos aren't meant to and apologise?@enveeious@NoSuperMan@cgfaulkner and@Redgie might appreciate too about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
#@Jason The mistake you made was the first tweet or two was relatively credible. We spotted the joke, we just didn't find it funny. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason Let me put it another way: our default mode in future will be to assume you're lying, until you prove otherwise. That's some work. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jason
#@Jason from now on, whenever you "break" an exclusive, we're all going to ask you whether it runs farmville... about 2 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Jason
#@Jason such is the fragile nature of credibility in the social media world. You tried to look important and to gain traffic. You lose. about 3 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Jason
#@Jason just so you know: today you destroyed all the credibility you worked so hard to build. Nobody will listen to you again. Worth it?
Me recuerda a un viejo cuento... ya verás la próxima vez que este tío diga que viene el lobo
¿Credibilidad echada a perder o ceguera galopante motivada por el hype del iPad ante unas especificaciones improbables?
¿Un poco de ambas, quizás? :rolleyes:
Por aquí ya empiezan a hacer algo de autocrítica por no molestarse demasiado en confirmar según que declaraciones o "filtraciones" como ha pasado con el hoax de Calacanis...
http://atlanticwire.theatlantic.com/features/view/feature/Jason-Calacaniss-iPad-Hoax-668
Lo más alucinante es que el aparato que describe el tío (bueno, lo del panel solar no tanto) es realmente el que a mí me gustaría que hubieran presentado ayer.
¡¡con sintonizador de tele y todo!!