ABC Nightline, April 1990, Profile of Sony's Akio Morita
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2016
- From April, 1990, an episode of ABC’s Nightline with Ted Koppel profiling Sony’s visionary founder, Akio Morita, who at the time had just written a controversial book entitled “The Japan that Can Say “No”, describing his ideas on the differences between American and Japanese corporations and the relationship with their workers. Reported by Jackie Judd. Mr. Morita died in 1999.
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So the original Sony owner believed in making every employee in his company and factories as part of a "family".
This is amazing, happy employee, happy business, great products.
The English version was toned down from the Japanese version. SONY is a great company and I am proud of my time there. SONY ICHIBAN!
Great man, creator of the greatest electronics company before Apple, Sony. Great Electronics engineer, great Entrepreneur.
Man if my company don't cycle through staff like filter water and cared for innovation. Need more Moritas in our lives.
Akio Morita was a visionary. He built one of the greatest brands in the world
Great thoughts, great insights, great man.
Urgh that Blackstone guy admonishing him. I have a vague notion Blackstone is some horrific corp… eff off.
A great man a true a innovator.
wow, I am happy to have bought sony products
"A nation of crybabies" 30 years later and it's still true.
guess times haven't changed but gotten worse... hence Ralph's crusade against Walmart.
Japan was a "confortable" challenger. Now when we talk about China...
30 years later, all the same bashing plots for China. The nail that sticks out gets hammered down.
Silicon Dreams moment
so sony was legacy from emperor Hirohito
No Sony was legacy of resilience, hard work & technological prowess of post-war Japanese people
it is our fault
So America's answer to this was dragging Japan into signing a stupid economical note called 'the plaza accord'
except that the plaza accord didn't just affected Japan and the fact is that their lost decades was caused by their mismanagement of their own economy
18:33 Man this guy had a tariff plan way back. However the targets have now changed(China). Good 'ol Trump.
18:20 Donald Trump
Now its time for china to be blamed. American culture no one can overpass them. funny
America is all about freedom, free trade & capitalism until you get ahead of them then you're "the nail that sticks out" & we all know what happened to Japan after 1990
they stagnated due to their own mistakes. Let's not bring up the plaza accord cope and whatnot