February 20, 2008
Linkin Park puts itself on Apple’s bad side
Posted Feb. 20, ’08, 6:05 AM PT by Derik DeLong
Category | Apple » Events
Apparently Mike Shinoda didn’t get the memo. Or a big, long NDA. He’s spilled the beans about an event he’ll be playing at for Apple.
also, look forward to a special show that we’re doing in NYC in conjunction with apple…shh…it’s a secret…
Uh oh. I hope he’s prepared for the deluge of lawyers that are bound to rush through his door any moment. And they don’t bring danish. That or Apple fans will invade demanding answers to questions like: When is this event? What is it? What’s getting announced? Why am I still having trouble networking with Windows?
I guess we’ll all need to be patient. Yeah, right. Also, let’s hope he’s not just playing with us, like certain iPhone developers.
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What an idiot.
They may not get the gig after all. It's happened before!
Now I know everyone thinks that the Apple mantra is "think secret" (recently demolished website pun intended.)
But... With the recent success of viral everything, I doubt a large scale concert would be easy to cover up. Who at Apple would want it to be? If I were in NYC and the Apple Fanboy I am there is no question I would work my ass off to get to that concert no matter who was performing.
The NDA is the least of Apple's worries and 90% of the time someone breaks it, APPLawyers get it taken care of. Speculation is better than publicity... "Speculation" continues while "News Media" reports a story once and lets it sink into un-importance. Apple is a speculation giant, and so is this concert.