Comments on: Beyond Twitter: James Andrews and Memphis http://kenyaallmond.me/2009/05/05/beyond-twitter-james-andrews-and-memphis/ A little bit of everything Wed, 16 May 2012 02:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bill Murray http://kenyaallmond.me/2009/05/05/beyond-twitter-james-andrews-and-memphis/comment-page-1/#comment-5908 Bill Murray Sat, 13 Jun 2009 05:42:16 +0000 http://kenyaallmond.me/?p=628#comment-5908 Kenya, thank you for the context on James Andrews' infamous Tweet about Memphis. I can certainly understand a reaction such as he had after encountering an intolerant hotel employee. Of course, if he knew that clients from FedEx were following his Tweet stream, he should have considered the fact that they might jump on him for the comment. Clearly, as you're suggesting, there's some underlying hostility from the internal communications folks versus their external PR firm. Kenya, thank you for the context on James Andrews’ infamous Tweet about Memphis. I can certainly understand a reaction such as he had after encountering an intolerant hotel employee.

Of course, if he knew that clients from FedEx were following his Tweet stream, he should have considered the fact that they might jump on him for the comment. Clearly, as you’re suggesting, there’s some underlying hostility from the internal communications folks versus their external PR firm.

]]> By: Bill Murray http://kenyaallmond.me/2009/05/05/beyond-twitter-james-andrews-and-memphis/comment-page-1/#comment-10856 Bill Murray Sat, 13 Jun 2009 05:42:00 +0000 http://kenyaallmond.me/?p=628#comment-10856 Kenya, thank you for the context on James Andrews' infamous Tweet about Memphis. I can certainly understand a reaction such as he had after encountering an intolerant hotel employee. Of course, if he knew that clients from FedEx were following his Tweet stream, he should have considered the fact that they might jump on him for the comment. Clearly, as you're suggesting, there's some underlying hostility from the internal communications folks versus their external PR firm. Kenya, thank you for the context on James Andrews’ infamous Tweet about Memphis. I can certainly understand a reaction such as he had after encountering an intolerant hotel employee.

Of course, if he knew that clients from FedEx were following his Tweet stream, he should have considered the fact that they might jump on him for the comment. Clearly, as you’re suggesting, there’s some underlying hostility from the internal communications folks versus their external PR firm.

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