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Is this any different than companies paying public relations departments to salt the media and internet with positive stories, and downplay negative?
by Simulacra 3y ago
Is this any different than companies paying public relations departments to salt the media and internet with positive stories, and downplay negative?
- hef19898 3y agoOf course, since Tesla doesn't need, nor have, a PR department (unless they silently re-established one again after closing the first one down in a rather public manner).
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 3y agoNo, it’s all the same and should be extremely illegal (read felony with mandatory minimums approaching life without parole) as such behavior is antithetical to democracy.