Tesla and Bloomberg: A Curious Case of the Captcha
Something interesting is happening with Bloomberg's reporting on Tesla. Access to their articles about Tesla seems to be consistently triggering bot detection. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this simply a technical glitch on Bloomberg's side, or could there be something more to it?
Its odd how this seems specific to Tesla articles. I havent encountered this issue browsing other automotive news on Bloomberg. Could the sheer volume of Tesla-related traffic be overwhelming their systems? Or is there perhaps a deliberate attempt to throttle access to Tesla-related information?
I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Are we witnessing a simple technical hiccup or something more calculated? This could have implications for how Tesla news is disseminated and consumed. What do you think this means for the future of Tesla reporting in the media?
Tesla and Bloomberg: A Curious Case of the Captcha
Something interesting is happening with Bloomberg's reporting on Tesla. Access to their articles about Tesla seems to be consistently triggering bot detection. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this simply a technical glitch on Bloomberg's side, or could there be something more to it?
Its odd how this seems specific to Tesla articles. I havent encountered this issue browsing other automotive news on Bloomberg. Could the sheer volume of Tesla-related traffic be overwhelming their systems? Or is there perhaps a deliberate attempt to throttle access to Tesla-related information?
I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Are we witnessing a simple technical hiccup or something more calculated? This could have implications for how Tesla news is disseminated and consumed. What do you think this means for the future of Tesla reporting in the media?
- By allmaxh