I anxiously await whatever comments TheFlame and ExFimmer will contribute to this post

Their co-presidency is going to be epic!

Hell yeah… this is one lazy ass post.

yawn

Is this going to be a regular TechCrunch segment? Quote of the day?

Quote of the day?

I wonder how much a year that job pays?

The Padrino
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mike you forgot to tell us what he was had for breakfast that morning and what he was working on when mr miller asked them.

Y’all are missing Mike’s point – that kind of flippant response shows a notable lack of seriousness at MySpace. No discussion of strategy, objectives, direction, which any serious executive would demand before taking that job.

Kara Swisher/USA Today/AP…nothing like blowing your PR wad all at once, guys! I’m sure people will have MySpace on the tips of their tongues at cocktail parties for months after that afternoon of press junket madness.

But really, after watching and reading the result of that carefully orchestrated dog & pony show (subtext: how to get people other than TechCrunch to write about us), the comments seem too easy…

“Boy, it must be really hard to share an office given the low number of days you’re in the building!”

“Jason Hirschhorn is a whiz at building employee morale, anyone who’s caught one of his wacky off-the-cuff tirades would surely agree!”

“Why didn’t they unleash their secret weapon?!? Was Mike Macadaan out saving lives with his Super Design powers?!?”

But every time I hear them blaming Owen for their collective ineptitude, what really keeps running through my head is Bil Keane’s loveable Family Circus scamp “Not Me” (http://bit.ly/not_me). I can’t wait to customize my profile page with his effigy!

2nd rate company promotes 2nd rate executives to co-presidency. Truly earth-shattering. Whatever couch Friendster is sleeping on, it better move over to make room for myspace.

“2nd rate company promotes 2nd rate executives to co-presidency. Truly earth-shattering. Whatever couch Friendster is sleeping on, it better move over to make room for myspace.”

Perfectly stated!

This is the problem with a lot of companies today, not just within the tech/web industry. You have nitwits running companies into the ground, but as long as they get their quick promotion and quick cash, it’s all good for them.

Problem is they continue to turn out a crap product, which is all MySpace is.

YAWN…..