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this is real lazy criticism yo.

Uh, this is Twitter. How many characters do you want?

just FYI trying to undermine journalist's credibility because you dont like their coverage of you is about as trump-like as it gets

Having a different opinion = undermining. Got it!

"ournos are under constant pressure to get max clicks & earn advertising dollars or get fired" thats intended only to undermine their credibility. its not a different opinion

He believes they're guided by money. They claim to be honest. ......I'm wth Elon on this one.

it couldnt possibly be the fact that elon is guided by money that would make him undermine them, could it?

All I know is....the media has been lying to the American people for over a year about Trump/Russian collusion and they've lost my respect. #CNN #MSNBC #NPR #CBS #ABC #WitchHunt

And yet, journos are very willing to pursue stories that burn advertisers and other financial benefactors. The @WSJ published the investigation that destroyed Theranos, even though Rupert Murdoch was Theranos's biggest investor ($125M)

An exception that proves the rule

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We don’t. The media is reporting someone else saying that Tesla advertised. It is untrue.

If he doesn't pay others to run it, then they don't need to earn his advertising business by running $TSLA-favorable stories.

I agree on that. But the lawsuit referenced above says he has misleading "marketing and ads." To which Musk says "Fake news, we don't even have ads!" which might be technically true, but is a diversionary tactic.

It's your opinion that it was a diversionary tactic. It is fact that Tesla has no ads. Yes, they do market their product but not with paid ads. Words and facts matter.

That is all technically true. But the article is about claims "ads" mislead consumers. Musk's implying that's impossible because they don't have ads. The issue is whether or not those video-non-ads are misleading, not whether or not they are technically ads. It's diversionary.

I think Amazon is deceptive by calling some of their subscription services "Unlimited". Companies are given wide latitude in naming their product offerings. Before enabling Autopilot you must read/acknowledge a disclaimer and when using it, the warning indicators are unavoidable.