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Late last year I announced a new policy at TechCrunch – we don’t do embargoes. Well, it was a little more complicated than that, and designed to stir up chaos i
by trezor 17y ago
Late last year I announced a new policy at TechCrunch – we don’t do embargoes. Well, it was a little more complicated than that, and designed to stir up chaos in the PR ranks.
Good to see techcrunch being classy as ever and openly admitting that they don't really care about factual reporting.
- maukdaddy 17y agoWhen health care reform passes he'll probably take credit for that too.
- jrockway 17y agoIt's fun to hate Arrington and everything, but you are really grasping for straws here.
- jkincaid 17y agoNot sure what the quote has to do with your comment. In the post announcing the policy, Mike said that we would break all embargoes, save for some exceptions. It was purposely nebulous.
- drusenko 17y agoActually, I've found TechCrunch's stories to be incredibly more factual than most in the traditional media -- the illusion of 100% factual reporting isn't the same, though, as they don't bullshit you about their process.
- drusenko 17y agoWhoever is downvoting this has likely never participated in the news making process. Traditional journalism is often wildly inaccurate, and most of it is spoon fed from PR agencies, anyway.