I imagine it would make other companies feel like they’re in good company.
(Insomuch that a soulless financial entity can feel anything…)
I imagine it would make other companies feel like they’re in good company.
(Insomuch that a soulless financial entity can feel anything…)
That kind of rejection must really sting after he sent the planet a free car.
Who the hell do you advertise to? Average Joe isn’t buying anything from Space X.
“I hate tools!” Says Mark Frauenfelder.
DIY crowd goes crazy. Pitchforks.
Starlink. Whether or not they’re capable for filling orders at the current time
Yeah I’d think that SpaceX would focus its marketing efforts on pitches to government entities and multibillion dollar communications companies. This seems like a pretty transparent attempt by Musk to keep one of his companies afloat at the expense of another, and I can’t imagine that’s going to sit well with shareholders.
Caught up with a friend who live in a rural area outside of Topeka, KS whose only access to internet is crappy DSL. He had a preorder in for Star Link abut canceled it after nearly 2 years because they kept jerking him around.
So, him, the Chinese, the Russians, the North Koreans, Iranians….
This is good. Because for all the advertisers hem and haw, they have the attention span of a goldfish and a strong herd mentality. If people keep using twitter the advertisers will return as soon as they are sure they won’t stand out from the crowd. Individual users however, have incredible inertia and hold grudges forever. Users who leave and find another place to hang out are not going to come back.
So blame everyone but himself. Why am I not surprised
I shudder to think what kinds of bribes the richest man in the world will be taking.
I fear it is more along the lines of who will be sacrificed.
Isn’t it neat how people who lie all the damn time just get worse and worse at it?
Not the first time he’s done this, either - he apparently committed some light fraud and, uh, misrepresented the facts so that Tesla would buy SolarCity and quietly bury its problems.
If you’re cutting the ad budget anyway, since 2023’s not looking all that hot, why wouldn’t you drop adverting on Twitter first? And there’s no one left selling ad space at Twitter to try and change your mind.
There could be all sorts of horrible things but honestly I think as much of a problem is that one is probably just saying nice and flattering things about him. It didn’t take long for people to discover that was a root password for Trump.
At this rate, the list of advertisers that have pulled out is going to be both super short and incredibly long at the same time - “All of them.”