ed with sparking probes into how Apple's high-tech devices are made, is finding himself under fire for distorting the truth. The public radio show “This American Life†retracted a story Friday, March 16, 2012, that it broadcast in January about what Daisey said he saw while visiting a factory in China where iPads and iPhones are made. (AP Photo/The Public Theater, Stan Barouh)" border="0" />Mike Daisey admitted last week that part of his "This American Life" story about Apple's use of Chinese sweatshops was fabricated.
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