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I've got a buddy who works for (possibly one of multiple?) Lyft's PR firm, and has worked on that account. You don't need any sort of 'black ops' when your com
by RSZC 9y ago
I've got a buddy who works for (possibly one of multiple?) Lyft's PR firm, and has worked on that account.
You don't need any sort of 'black ops' when your competitor is busy generating their own bad headlines. Instead you just call up your journalist connections every time Uber does something stupid to make sure they saw it.
- sillysaurus3 9y agoI don't know. It's very convenient that Lyft is seen as the do-no-wrong Uber alternative. Once the dust settles, it will be interesting to see whether Lyft is as innocent as everyone presumes.
- woodandsteel 9y agoGiven how Uber operates, if Lyft is doing anything wrong, I would expect Uber would already be publicizing it, and indeed be trying to make it look a good deal worse than it really is.