Actor Ashton Kutcher, an Uber investor, weighed in Wednesday on a report that a senior executive with the company suggested smearing journalists who wrote critically of Uber.
What is so wrong about digging up dirt on shady journalist? @pando @TechCrunch @Uber
— ashton kutcher (@aplusk) November 19, 2014
So as long as journalist are interested and willing to print half truths as facts… Yes we should question the source.
— ashton kutcher (@aplusk) November 19, 2014
To be clear I speak for my self not @Uber
— ashton kutcher (@aplusk) November 19, 2014
Kutcher has invested in Uber through his venture capital firm, A-Grade.
In addition to Uber, Kutcher invested in and co-founded a viral content website, A+, that has itself been accused of questionable practices. A Daily Dot investigation found A+ republished material from a range of websites like Buzzfeed and the Huffington Post without credit.
hasbeensayswhat?
I’ve never liked this no-talent goofball, and now I have good reason. Anyone who approves of “smearing” ANYBODY is clearly not a good person. In this jackasses’ case, there was little doubt before. This statement has completely clarified his idiocy and mendacity. Go back to Canada, jerk.
Maybe he still thinks he’s that dimwit Kelso? Or, more likely, Kelso was just Kutcher being Kutcher?
Venture capitalist?!?!?!
Anybody but me being denied ‘Be the First to Comment’ on new threads?