Sometimes headline writers get carried away, as in the one attached to a Bloomberg piece retelling how Mayor Ed Lee helped keep Twitter from leaving San Francisco (by pushing huge tax incentives). Here it is: “SF Mayor Rises From ‘Bureaucrat’ to Twitter’s Savior.” Twitter’s Savior? That's the mayor cutting a ribbon at Squaretrade a couple of weeks ago.
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Sometimes headline writers get carried away, as in the one attached to a Bloomberg piece retelling how Mayor Ed Lee helped keep Twitter from leaving San Francisco (by pushing huge tax incentives). Here it is: “SF Mayor Rises From ‘Bureaucrat’ to Twitter’s Savior.” Twitter’s Savior? That's the mayor cutting a ribbon at Squaretrade a couple of weeks ago.
Headline gone wild: Mayor Lee as ‘Twitter’s Savior’
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Sometimes headline writers get carried away, as in the one attached to a Bloomberg piece retelling how Mayor Ed Lee helped keep Twitter from leaving San Francisco (by pushing huge tax incentives). Here it is: “SF Mayor Rises From ‘Bureaucrat’ to Twitter’s Savior.” Twitter’s Savior? That's the mayor cutting a ribbon at Squaretrade a couple of weeks ago.
