The Washington Post, which is owned by liberal billionaire and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has been silent on Amazon employees’ difficult working conditions while attacking the products produced by Amazon’s competitors.
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The Washington Post, for its part, has failed to cover any of these incidents. A quick search of The Washington Post’s news section showed that no stories had been written about “Amazon’s fulfillment centers,” “Amazon’s warehouse staff,” or “Amazon’s delivery drivers.”
However, The Washington Post has covered a string of recent glitches that have happened to Apple’s new iPhone in a story written by Rob Pegoraro on The Post’s personal-tech column.
Then in November, The Washington Post raised privacy concerns surrounding Apple’s new facial recognition software in an article titled, “Apple is sharing your face with apps. That’s a new privacy worry.”
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