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February 28, 2007

Horse of a different color

As an update to yesterday's blog, click here to find out what Jenny Dervin from JetBlue had to say about her comments in PRWeek. Just like her airline, it looks like she has recognized her initial mistake and made amends.

Posted by Steve Cody on February 28, 2007 at 03:27 PM in Reputation Management |

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hey rep-

why don't you post a comment there inviting her to see your thoughts on the matter. assuming she hasn't already seen your thoughts...

Posted by: med supply guy | February 28, 2007 at 05:29 PM

This shows a lot of class on her part. Most people would be stubborn, write it off as a slip-up, and move on. While I think her initial comments were out of line, I admire her for stepping up and clarifying her remarks in an open forum.

Posted by: JetBlueFlyer | March 02, 2007 at 09:53 AM

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