More distasters from "netroots" candidates
Submitted by IrnBru001 on Wed, 05/02/2007 - 14:55.
Today on TechPresident The Battle to Control Obama's Myspace.
My Thoughts:
What they did is practically stealing. A supporter put in lots of his own hours to support a candidate he was passionate about and when the Obama campaign got grabby he gave a very reasonable offer. They continued to be greedy and used a loop hole to steal from Joe. Disgraceful!
Obama's campaign is arrogant to think they have any right to Joe's fan page.
First Edwards blogger nightmare, now Obama's stolen MySpace page... do any of these "populist" "netroots" candidates have any understanding or respect for the tools and the people that are making them popular?
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I can't believe this. Why don't they just let the guy have a work agreement, it's not hurting anyone, but I guess that's the nature of people not understanding support when they see it. The backlash is not going to be nice.
myspace theft
I'm not an Obama fan but I think I'd have to side with their camp on this one... From what I've read, they had a working agreement with the person running that MySpace account and then out of the blue that person wanted to change the agreement to the tune of cash.
They should have the right to protect their name/image even if they don't agree to this guys new terms.
actually it seems it was the
actually it seems it was the Obama campaign that first mentioned money.
like this! completely agree
like this! completely agree with you.
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