| sergiodaly said:
and where is NOT OK to be a comedian while you sell your products? if its smart and funny i will laugh at every ad i see of companies that i like or dislike. they don't need no free pass or what ever, everyone has the freedom to make fun of other and don't need to be morally in a higher ground to do that. i don't think any comedian is better than me to have "permission" to make fun of me, he does just because he can, as i can also make fun of him or anyone for that matter. every company has glass roof, every company can be a "victim" of a joke, so why just stay still hoping no one notice you? that is the opposite of what ads are for...
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bah, it's not really important. There's a fine line between poking fun as a comedian and bashing to make yourself look better, that's what I meant in my criticism of your comedian/PR analogy.
But honestly it's not something that really bothers me tremendously at this point. Once Sony had its first serving of humble pie, I have less worry this will get out of hand.