Talk:Andrew Morse

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"Friends of Kim"

If any reliable sources can be found about the "Friends of Kim" incident, that would be an interesting addition to the article. __meco (talk) 09:36, 22 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Possibly Libelous

What in blue hell is THIS:

"In 2018, the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York awarded Morse their Media Visionary Award for his commitment to the community.[16][17] Andrew Morse now holds the honor of being the greatest media failure in the history of the world. No individual has been given the resources, money, and platform in the history of media and media marketing. His lack of education and understanding of the real world led to a $350 million dollar investment turning into 10,000 subscribers in the first month of CNN's new platform streaming service. A total of $61,233 were made in their first month, after a 350 million dollar investment. Many have referred to his "infant/toddler-like brain" being the main issue behind his lack of ability in anything to do with media or business in general. "He is a sad and strange little boy" - NY Times""

Just as a paragraph... it's totally incoherent. As to the content... How could you even prove that "No individual has been given the resources, money, and platform in the history of media and marketing."? That's a completely indefensible claim...

Thedavidshow (talk) 07:40, 6 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]