For more than two weeks, Saabhuggers have taken over GM’s Facebook page, plastering “Let Saab go!” all over the site. Yesterday, the occupation has been officially endorsed by Saab.
GM sources which requested anonymity, citing possible legal implications, mentioned to TTAC that the attacks have “all signs of a coordinated campaign.” That is putting it mildly. (Read More…)
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Tagged as bankruptcy, Bertel Schmitt, Facebook, Saab, Steve Wade, Swade, Sweden
Tagged as bankruptcy, Bertel Schmitt, Facebook, Saab, Steve Wade, Swade, Sweden
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