American Airlines Hot Over YouTube
American Airlines has issued subpoenas to Google and YouTube over some training videos that showed up on the site. This is further evidence that the center of gravity is shifting.
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I find it interesting that AA is mad about training vids showing up. They are a big business known for not caring about people including their employees. It shall be interesting to see what information is on these training vids that AA is hot under the collar about -
Posted by: P. | Monday, April 10, 2006 at 02:22 PM