TechCrunch: TweetPhoto CEO says too much in interview, gets fired
According to a Washington Post article by TechChrunch.com co-founder Michael Arrington, the CEO of startup TweetPhoto was fired for saying too much in an interview with blog.
“This story just screams amateur hour, although I can’t figure out exactly who’s the amateur,” writes Arrington. “TweetPhoto (now former) CEO Dan Caulfield did a 23-minute podcast interview with Frank Peters earlier this month. He apparently said too much in the interview, disclosing confidential information about partnerships. He was fired by the company for the transgression.”
Arrington added the company’s lawyers as Peters to remove the podcast.
