Got this from Web strategy by Jeremiah.
It covers a US 'incident' on twitter. A guy called James Andrews, an executive who works at Ketchum, a well known PR agency is accused of bad form, and his company had to backtrack when he posted a tweet on the way to visit his client Fedex: “True confession but I’m in one of those towns where I scratch my head and say “I would die if I h ad to live here!” it caused angst with the ‘location sensitive’ client, and they issued this comment, apparently on this blog, after it was run up the flagpole.
Rule of thumb: (fitting, if you tweet from a mobile device). When you tweet, you’re publishing, don’t say anything you wouldn’t say to someone’s face, and assume that your current and future boss, wife, and mother are reading it.
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