ME
That's unfair. If they're going to plaster it on a lift where hundreds of workers and guests pass through then what do they expect?
If they wanted to keep it a secret when what the hell are they doing it putting the information on a lift.
Even so, it's still within private property, and therefore not necessarily 'fair game' to be splashed all over the internet. It's hardly a breach of national security, but it could well be seen as disclosing commercial information, though it is an example of (IMHO silly annoying) 'internal branding' that many large companies engage in now .
Really?! I doubt they do up the lifts like that for staff alone. There are hundreds of visitors to the place on a daily basis - celebrity or otherwise guests, freelance staff, and many audience members wanting to use the toilet in reception! I was bemused by this Family Guy thing, I can't find an explanation for doing it when they hadn't done a deal on it. Weird.
The original tweeter has now protected his account, possibly due to fall out from ITV bosses for sharing in-workplace info.
Also due to his lack of ability to use capital letters I'd say ITV Saturday Night is a good place for him to stay and focus his efforts rather than making wild speculations about his employers' ambitions!
Also due to his lack of ability to use capital letters I'd say ITV Saturday Night is a good place for him to stay and focus his efforts rather than making wild speculations about his employers' ambitions!
That's unfair. If they're going to plaster it on a lift where hundreds of workers and guests pass through then what do they expect?
If they wanted to keep it a secret when what the hell are they doing it putting the information on a lift.
Even so, it's still within private property, and therefore not necessarily 'fair game' to be splashed all over the internet. It's hardly a breach of national security, but it could well be seen as disclosing commercial information, though it is an example of (IMHO silly annoying) 'internal branding' that many large companies engage in now .
Really?! I doubt they do up the lifts like that for staff alone. There are hundreds of visitors to the place on a daily basis - celebrity or otherwise guests, freelance staff, and many audience members wanting to use the toilet in reception! I was bemused by this Family Guy thing, I can't find an explanation for doing it when they hadn't done a deal on it. Weird.
