ffejbean writes "ffejbean writes "Looks like the PR team at Apple UK went into OT to talk the potential protestors off the ledge! It says in the article that the "Executives" at
apple will be settling the score and "building a relationship" with the people that were threatening to demonstrate and protest outside of MacExpo Europe on
9/13. Question is... Is Apple serious and willing to talk and be open to the outside? Or, is this some sort of stunt to calm the protestors down just long enough to
let the expo(and the pr that comes with it) happen then dump the situation and forget about the demonstrators? Hummm.... Taken from MacNN.."
http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/Forum7/HTML/000423.html "
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