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Agency Apologizes for Promoting Burgers on Twitter With an Image of a Journalist Executed by Isis

Valor Media client Z-Burger quickly deleted the message this weekend

Valor Media founder Michael Valor (above) apologized for the inappropriate image in a series of videos released to Twitter.Twitter: @ValorCorp
By Patrick Coffee

July 24, 2018

Michael Valor, founder of Raleigh-Durham, N.C.-based digital agency Valor Media, issued a series of apologies on social media following reports about a tweet that his shop posted to promote client Z-Burger over the weekend.

Patrick Coffee

Patrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek.

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