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EA should have expected the campaign to be talked about when they chose a social medium like Twitter to run it. They should have known that more than just their primary target market for this game would get wind of it.

EA could have:

* Admitted they were wrong, rather than contend that their customers have misinterpreted the situation. The customer is always right.
* Responded to individual tweets and comments to show that they are actually listening to people rather than just saying that they are in a blanket statement posted on Twitpic (of all places.) In fact, one critic has made it easy for them and started an archive of EAFail.

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~ Social Media Marketing with Twitter: The EA Comic-Con

27 July 2009 ·

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Megan gets paid to create stuff on the internet. She is just as surprised about that as you are.

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