Written by Paul Kapustka
Posted Friday, December 15, 2006 at 9:35 PM PT

 

Andrew vs Amanda, part II

Do you long for the days when Andrew and Amanda dragged their soap-opera split through the blogosphere? Wait no more — looks like round two has just begun, with two posts on Andrew Baron’s blog today – one claiming that Amanda “usurped” her current ideas from the Rocketboom cupboard, and another dissing her new ABC gig and saying that ABC is “leeching” potential R-boom viewers by paying for Google adwords.

So far, no response on the Amanda Across America blog, just some more of that happy dancing. (UPDATE: Amanda’s response!) But if it’s anything like last time, maybe we’ll all have something to read and watch instead of end-of-year Top 10 lists. Nothing like a family fight just in time for the holidays!

hat tip to mediabistro for the Andrew links.

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  1. Paul – I called this new show a disgrace to female video bloggers earlier in the week. While that might have been a bit harsh, the show is a SNL or MadTV skit on a real news network.
    http://www.centernetworks.com/amanda-congdon-video-disappointing-disgrace-to-women

    She opens with a skit about JavaScript, something the majority of ABC News viewers have no idea about.

    And now she is stealing traffic from Rocketboom? wow.

    Allen on December 16th, 2006 at 3:18 am - Permalink
  2. (Still at it, Allen?)

    Amanda’s response is here:
    http://amandacongdon.com/blog/?p=6

    Chuck Olsen on December 17th, 2006 at 12:15 pm - Permalink
  3. I certainly hope they can work this out because it really hurts both of them, especially Amanda as she just started something new.

    Allen on December 18th, 2006 at 7:25 am - Permalink
  4. Nothing would warm my heart more than to see Amanda and Andrew be friends again.

    I feel for Andrew though, sometimes you gotta just let it all out. And that’s especially hard to do when there are legal matters involved.

    Anonymous on December 18th, 2006 at 10:00 am - Permalink
  5. […] Andrew Michael Baron, sometimes overly open about his personal business, posted an interesting disclosure on his blog this morning: his raw revenue numbers. Rocketboom brought in $247,412 in 2006 (well, the working was unclear so this could be his personal take, but since he’s the business guy the number’s probably the Rocketboom take), Baron reports, with $210,000 of that in advertising and the rest primarily consulting and merchandising. […]

    NewTeeVee » Rocketboom Brings in $250K in ‘06 on January 20th, 2007 at 10:22 am - Permalink
  6. How can i become a saint?

    Sabina on May 31st, 2007 at 1:49 pm - Permalink
  7. At the beginning of today I had no idea who either of these people were, but it’s been super-slow at work so I spent the time googling their little mudfight and you know what? This ANdrew is clearly the victim of the deadly sins of GREED & PRIDE, he realized his naive “generosity” in handing over 49% of his idea was costing 49% of the profits, and others were the primary creators. Gotta hurt – his idea, run with by the “talent” and heis only making 51% of the money!

    This is something the big shots would never ever do, and I suppose that’s what he would like to become. but unfortunately the focus on being a wealthy big-shot is why businesspeople only ACQUIRE good ideas, and never create them – welcome to their world Andrew! you’d better acquire something really great really soon, or very few people will even give a rat’s a$$ what you think about anything. And this time, don’t make the mistake of handing half of your future earnings over to the first pretty face that responds to your internet ad…

    Bradley Delerum on June 13th, 2007 at 4:22 pm - Permalink
  8. [...] Amanda Gate Part II: Why can’t these people STFU? If you don’t know what that means, look it up. [...]

    Windstorm Recovery Roundup on June 23rd, 2009 at 12:49 am - Permalink

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