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Apr 16, 2017 · Also Spiegel supposedly cites India and Spain as examples. The context for this: A lawsuit filed by a former Snapchat employee called Anthony Pompliano. Note Pompliano was hired by Snapchat from Facebook, and even suggested ways to fix the problem of the app not doing well abroad.
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Apr 17, 2017 · The context of this remark, for which there is no proof that it was actually made by the Snapchat CEO, is in a lawsuit filed by former employee Anthony Pompliano, who claims the company was fudging user data and misleading advertisers. Now, Snapchat is facing some serious hate in India thanks to these ‘supposed’ remarks from Spiegel.
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Apr 16, 2017 · Anthony Pompliano, the former Snapchat employee, claims in his lawsuit that Spiegal once said, "This app is only for rich people...I don't want to expand into poor countries like India and...
The quote, which Snap is calling "ridiculous," came from a recently unredacted court complaint by Anthony Pompliano, who served as the company's growth lead for a few weeks in 2015. In the...
Apr 15, 2017 · Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, in a lawsuit filed by a former employee, has been accused of commenting that he has no intentions of expanding services into poor countries like India and Spain. As per reports , the lawsuit filed in LA district court on Monday by a former employee named Anthony Pompliano makes a range of claims about the company ...
Apr 11, 2017 · April 11, 2017. At a meeting to discuss Snapchat ’s user growth in 2015, Anthony Pompliano says he expressed concern that the app was not taking off overseas. Pompliano, who had just been hired ...
Apr 17, 2017 · As Variety on Saturday reported, the "poor India" statement actually come from Snapchat's ex-employee Anthony Pompliano. Anthony, who was fired from Snapchat, told the website that Spiegel in September 2015 had told him that "the app is only for rich people.
