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WPP group plc CEO : Enfatico failure is because of bloggers

September 17, 2009

In perhaps the biggest cop out ever stated, Sir shorty is blaming bloggers for the failure of the $4.5 billion dollar DELL / Enfatico / WPP group plc account that shut down earlier this year.. He isn’t blaming himself. He’s blaming everyone else for the poorly planned , poorly delivered, highly expensive launch that never got off the ground. Many of those accused bloggers such as George Parker are now ripping Sir Shorty apart for such an outrageous statement.

It’s a simple message Mr. Martin, don’t blame the people that reported on the mess.. as the ones that are the cause of the mess. The media only reported on the disaster as it happened, not forced the disaster to happen.

That distinction is huge, because your implying that the cause of the problem is attributed to the people that reported on the problem after it happened.

Last I checked, we can’t exceed the speed of light, hence time travel is impossible…

Written by TheFounder · Filed Under Advertising Agency News 


Comments

  • You Sir
    It's not shut down.
  • @You Sir...
    It may not be shut down, but it is on life support and living in a broom closet at Y&R. Why don't you volunteer to write their blog... No one else is doing it right now. Oh, forgot, the Poisoned Dwarf hates bloggers.
    Cheers/George
  • News God
    when did Enfatico last blog? it was june 9th!

    was that their official date of demise?
  • Andrew
    Well said George, and hail to Tribble
    A
  • "You Sir"

    Ok if it's not "shut down" .. but just wrapped up under Y&R; which is under WPP with a near single client that is looking for a way out of this mess... but hey.. it's not shut down... LOL
  • adf
    Maybe it's time to replace the incompetent Sir Martin with someone who actually understands the business? The days of wheeling dealing financial "mavens" creating, running, am reporting false profits of companies are over. It's only the US taxpayers that are still keeping Martin's brethren in the financial industry still employed. His paradigm of viewing debt as wealth is dead. Time to fire his ass.
  • he won't get fired.... but I'm sure plenty of the people in his company will...
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