Apple and Google see their reputations tumble in new survey
Sorry, Google and Apple, consumers just aren’t that into you right now. The annual Harris Poll Reputation Quotient poll came out on Tuesday and, according to the survey of 25,880 people, Google and Apple don’t have the reputation they used to. In this year’s poll, Apple dropped to No. 29 from its previous position at No. …
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Sorry, Google and Apple, consumers just aren’t that into you right now. The annual Harris Poll Reputation Quotient poll came out on Tuesday and, according to the survey of 25,880 people, Google and Apple don’t have the reputation they used to. In this year’s poll, Apple dropped to No. 29 from its previous position at No. 5 (we blame batterygate) and Google dropped from No. 8 to No. 28, perhaps because of YouTube’s fake news and Russian manipulation problem. That said, John Gerzema, CEO of the Harris Poll, told Reuters that he thinks the tumble in ranks is because Apple and Google didn’t release “attention-grabbing products” last year.