The not so secret subtext of this angst between Musk and advertisers is that Tesla doesn't advertise, yet has experienced the most growth and is the most valuab

The not so secret subtext of this angst between Musk and advertisers is that Tesla doesn't advertise, yet has experienced the most growth and is the most valuable of all automotive firms. Other firms, certainly must question the value and efficacy of their advertising budget, a real threat to the advertisement industry, not "brand safety." I'd bet if Tesla did advertise; advertisement agencies wouldn't recommend their other clients pull their money from Twitter so hastily. This is a case of biting the hand that doesn't feed them.