• taanegl@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    Integrity, principles, humanity, all the things Apple refuses to understand…

    That’s The Problem.

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    1 year ago

    I wish more people, especially those in government, were like Jon Stewart. He is a true American, a true free thinker, and a man of very high values and principles. It’s too bad Apple doesn’t understand the voice they had with him.

  • AutoTL;DR@lemmings.worldB
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    1 year ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    But ahead of production kicking off on the show’s third season, Stewart and Apple have reportedly parted ways over “creative differences,” and The Problem is coming to an end.

    Though new episodes of the show were scheduled to begin shooting in just a few weeks, staffers learned today that production had been halted.

    According to The Hollywood Reporter, ahead of its decision to end The Problem, Apple approached Stewart directly and expressed its need for the host and his team to be “aligned” with the company’s views on topics discussed.

    Rather than falling in line when Apple threatened to cancel the show, Stewart reportedly decided to walk.

    The Times’ report doesn’t detail what about the show’s planned coverage of artificial intelligence and China prompted Apple’s executive leadership to butt heads with Stewart.

    But considering how pointed criticality is a big part of what ultimately made The Problem With Jon Stewart a hit for Apple TV Plus and how maintaining a cordial relationship with China is crucial to Apple’s future plans for growth, it doesn’t come as a shock to see the show hit the chopping block this way.


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