A local design firm, Vitamin, who used to be housed in the building where we started Fusion Bay, wrote an interesting post on their blog yesterday:

At the end of the day, Eisner did whatever it needed to do in order to maintain its precious public perception until the very end. People, families and compassion took a back seat to it all. Eisner not only compromised its integrity and the integrity of its owners, it compromised good business ethics. More importantly, Eisner compromised human decency.

I can’t agree more.

I’m sure we’ll go into detail about our interactions with Eisner Communications at some point in time, however today is not the day that I’ll divulge details and lessons learned.

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