#537 - Singapore Airlines Offers US$10K to Passengers in Turbulence Incident & Circles.Life Porn Ad Draws Flak
This week, Singapore Airlines announced that it would compensate passengers who suffered “minor injuries” in the SQ321 turbulence incident US$10K each. We discuss whether this is a generous offer. Elsewhere, a Circles.Life video ad, which depicted a teenager being caught watching porn by his mother, drew brickbats from online commenters. What was so bad about it, and is there really such a thing as bad PR?
(00:00) A message from Folklory
(01:09) Intro
(04:47) Singapore Airlines Offers US$10K to Passengers in Turbulence Incident
(25:17) Circles.Life Porn Ad Draws Flak
(42:15) One Shiok Comment
(44:21) One Shiok Thing
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Singapore Airlines Offers US$10K to Passengers in Turbulence Incident
- Singapore Airlines offers US$10,000 to SQ321 passengers who suffered 'minor injuries'
- S’pore-based couple injured in SQ321 set up support page to help affected passengers
- More in Singapore seeking treatment for fear of flying after SQ321 turbulence incident
- SIA may face hefty payout pressure after turbulent flight
- Suing a global airline for turbulent flight? This treaty holds key to what you get
Circles.Life Porn Ad Draws Flak
- Bold or simply inappropriate? Circles.Life steamy ad receives mixed reaction
- Circles.Life on its choice of explicit content in ad
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
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