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I feel like this “all press is good press” argument gets deployed a lot as a sort of thought-terminating cliche. I don’t think it’s obvious that AA necessarily
by Uehreka 6y ago
I feel like this “all press is good press” argument gets deployed a lot as a sort of thought-terminating cliche. I don’t think it’s obvious that AA necessarily benefits from a story that does involve them but could also potentially make some people more afraid of flying.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoIt gets their name on the front page places like here and probably some regular media coverage, it doesn't say anything bad about the company, and your worry that it could cause people not to fly requires them reading and internalizing the entire article. And all that was required of them was using a correct term for the event.
- bawolff 6y agoI think the all press is good press more applies to lesser known companies. At this point everyone knows who american airlines are.
- bostonsre 6y agoe.g. boeing/United airlines after the engine failure Would guess they both would prefer it if that wasn't in the news.