Noah Kravitz left his former employer PhoneDog in October 2010 on good terms. Now the company is suing him for $340,000 for the 17,000 followers he kept after he left the the position, valuing each follower at $2.50 per month over a period of eight months.
Kravitz told the New York Times that PhoneDog told him he could keep his followers, as long as he continued to Tweet about the company.
Do you think people should be able to maintain their Twitter accounts they?ve used professionally once they leave a position? How much do you think a Twitter follower is worth?
Source: http://mashable.com/2011/12/26/twitter-court-followers/
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