Uber rival accuses car service of dirty tactics
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Uber rival accuses car service of dirty tactics
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#3Generous of the article to refer to Gett as a "rival" and not a clone.
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#4Why does the bit at the end discuss California law? This happened in New York.
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#5I love it, great scrappiness from the local team. As CEO i'd have a good chuckle, and tell them to tone it down a bit. Generous of the article to refer to Gett as a "rival" and not a clone.
Because Uber is so crazily innovative that no-one else would ever think about doing it? Come on. It's a car service with a smartphone app. There's a reason there are at least a dozen companies doing it.
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#6Order forms provided to CNNMoney show that more than a dozen Uber employees were involved, including community managers, operations managers, Uber's general manager, and the company's social media strategist. So much for blaming "our New York team". Why does the bit at the end discuss California law? This happened in New York.
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#9I love it, great scrappiness from the local team. As CEO i'd have a good chuckle, and tell them to tone it down a bit. Generous of the article to refer to Gett as a "rival" and not a clone.
Re: Uber rival accuses car service of dirty tactics
#10I love it, great scrappiness from the local team. As CEO i'd have a good chuckle, and tell them to tone it down a bit. Generous of the article to refer to Gett as a "rival" and not a clone.
Generous of the article to refer to Gett as a "rival" and not a clone. Because Uber is so crazily innovative that no-one else would ever think about doing it? Come on. It's a car service with a smartphone app. There's a reason there are at least a dozen companies doing it.