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I can't tell if this is actual insubordination, or an AOL-approved PR move designed to emphasize that Techcrunch will still be pugnacious.
by mycroftiv 16y ago
I can't tell if this is actual insubordination, or an AOL-approved PR move designed to emphasize that Techcrunch will still be pugnacious.
- mahmud 16y agoYou say pugnacious, I say repugnant.
- jackowayed 16y agoI doubt AOL told them to do this, beyond maybe a vague "have fun with the acquisition." But this isn't really insubordination. He revealed almost nothing about the actual meeting. He just made a bunch of jokes because it's fun and they're trying very hard to show that they're still the same old TechCrunch despite their new owner.