Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
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Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#2On the other Samsung's marketing budget runs to several billion dollars so they're not really going to notice it.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#3Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#4On one hand that's a big fine. On the other Samsung's marketing budget runs to several billion dollars so they're not really going to notice it.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#5Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#6This is why we have regulations. It's always easier to cheat than it is to improve.
The fine should've been much larger though.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#7On one hand that's a big fine. On the other Samsung's marketing budget runs to several billion dollars so they're not really going to notice it.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#8Total scum bag move. No respect for any corporation that does this.
I mean it's bad, but large corporations get caught doing this nonsense routinely. It only becomes a "scum bag move" in the context of a bigger geek platform flame. Honestly this doesn't belong on the front page.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#9Total scum bag move. No respect for any corporation that does this.
Not to argue in their favor, but honestly reading the headline and comments like this one I was expecting a more serious and dire allegation than ... astroturfing. I mean it's bad, but large corporations get caught doing this nonsense routinely. It only becomes a "scum bag move" in the context of a bigger geek platform flame. Honestly this doesn't belong on the front page.
Re: Samsung Group fined $340,000 for damaging HTC products through bogus comments
#10Total scum bag move. No respect for any corporation that does this.
Not to argue in their favor, but honestly reading the headline and comments like this one I was expecting a more serious and dire allegation than ... astroturfing. I mean it's bad, but large corporations get caught doing this nonsense routinely. It only becomes a "scum bag move" in the context of a bigger geek platform flame. Honestly this doesn't belong on the front page.