article_snippet.sent: An account purporting to be Sydney radio station 2UE sent out a tweet on Thursday morning which appears to have come from a disgruntled former employee. '
article_snippet.sent: ** news service these days,' a tweet on Thursday morning which appears to have come from a disgruntled former employee began. '
article_snippet.sent: What looks to a tweet from a disgruntled former radio employee emerged on Twitter on Thursday morning .
article_snippet.sent: The hashtag was in reference to Sydney radio station's former newsreader Steve Blanda, who had read the news at 2UE for over a decade.
article_snippet.sent: While a tweet on Thursday morning which appears to have come from a disgruntled former employee has since been removed from the @2UENews Twitter account, there is speculation online that a tweet on Thursday morning which appears to have come from a disgruntled former employee could have been sent by an employee displaced by the controversial merger.
article_snippet.sent: A 2UE spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that they were aware of the posting but denied the message came from one of they accounts.
article_snippet.sent: they said the message had not been used in years, and they believe the message had been hacked, but by who they said they were unsure.
highlights_snippet.sent: A tweet was sent from an account claiming to be linked to 2UE News .
  