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I guess the problem could be that he find himself in a situation where his app is being associated with a contractor they hired, and he doesn't want to further
by nso 9y ago
I guess the problem could be that he find himself in a situation where his app is being associated with a contractor they hired, and he doesn't want to further solidify him as "the brand".
Imagine if MySpace Tom was just a contractor that could leave to join the competition any day.
Panic mode, which result in observed nutty behaviour.
- jonwachob91 9y agoSo why use him on all your marketing material if you are afraid of him just up and leaving?
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- ben_jones 9y agoGreed. They want the short term profit from it.
- slavik81 9y agoIt happens with TV all the time. House was Hugh Laurie. You couldn't possibly replace him. I presume there are standard contracts to help deal with that when you anticipate it, but it seems to always be expensive to keep a star.
- mschuster91 9y ago> It happens with TV all the time. We're seeing it with #metoo right now - the most drastic example is of course Kevin Spacey with House of Cards, but I wonder how many other core stars will have similar problems with sexualized misconduct, and how TV series (and movies) will react to this.