Forbes.com piece about Martin Report pulled after Twitter firestorm

The piece fairly obviously relied solely on reports by the News and Observer and substituted using big words (Look at me, I'm a lawyer, I know "mitigated"!) for actual insight. Unfortunately for Heitner, his lone original thought was accusing a former governor of the State of North Carolina, Jim Martin, of "borderline fraudulent statements." Whoops. (Tar Heel Monthly)

Posted Friday, January 04, 2013 in Business & Administration

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