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There's an equally overzealous tendency of the big three to knock him. E.g. the time when the New York Times reviewer John Broder (probably acting on behalf of

There's an equally overzealous tendency of the big three to knock him. E.g. the time when the New York Times reviewer John Broder (probably acting on behalf of some of their best advertiser-customers) wrote the review with ~9 coincidentally unfavorable inaccuracies described here: https://www.tesla.com/blog/most-peculiar-test-drive https://www.tesla.com/blog/most-peculiar-test-drive I suspect more social media shilling is paid for by the big three than by Tesla.

mehaveaccount 10y ago
"Fake news" is a serious and honest criticism of today's media.
- rhizome 10y ago
  "Today's media" feels like an overgeneralization to me.
- mikeash 10y ago
  No it isn't. "Fake news" describes organizations that make up stories with no factual basis. It's been twisted to refer to organizations with bias or which don't cover the "right" stories, which is ridiculous.