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Mad props to Brian on this. It's way overdue - and frankly, the Ubiquiti lawsuit was poor PR management - but it's good to put things right given some very poor
by InTheArena 4y ago
Mad props to Brian on this. It's way overdue - and frankly, the Ubiquiti lawsuit was poor PR management - but it's good to put things right given some very poor journalistic choices. Journalists admitting when they are wrong is a key step in rebuilding trust in our institutions - not only news but many aspects of civil society here.
Ubiquiti - as a fan of your products - please drop the lawsuit now. I get that this did a ton of damage to the company, but I don't think anyone wins by dragging this out. The product lineup has improved dramatically over the last year, and it would be good to focus there.
- jnwatson 4y agoI’m not aware of any new information in the last 6 months about the matter. I guess better late than never.
- Semaphor 4y agoMad props to him for finally posting a retraction and half-assed apology after Ubiquity forced him to with the lawsuit they never should have done? What?
- vel0city 4y agoIs it really props when you're being sued nearly half a million in damages to continue hosting the articles? If he wanted to take down the articles because he felt he was wrong, he had months to do so. He gets zero props from me for only taking down the articles after being sued.
- bombcar 4y agoOnce sued his lawyer probably told him to shut the hell up and not touch anything. The time to do the right thing was before the lawsuit was filed.