NYT tech writer David Pogue writes that junkets are OK because it's pre-approved by his editors. NYTPick contends that his appearances nonetheless contradict New York Times ethics rules which see others fired for lesser infractions. Fake Steve Jobs' own thoughts on these issues, however, get to the point in a manner neither subtle nor safe for work.
Tech writer defends junkets
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