Qorvis Communications (with the winning tag line”Break on Through”) asks TechCrunch for a reprint of one of their articles. Seriously? In this day and age, that’s just pathetic.
First off TechCrunch has a ‘Print Posts’ next to each article, so they could have printed it themselves and how can you ask for a reprint of something that was never printed in the first place.
Personally I think Mike should have quoted them some outrageous fee to print it off for them.
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