Times-Picayune: BP faces the task of repairing its public image

From The Times-Picayune, May 30, 2010:
[Tulane marketing professor Mita Sujan] says BP may not be quite as motivated to follow Tylenol's example. "In cases like Tylenol and Toyota, people buy with their feet," she says. "But with BP, it's not a branded choice. People generally buy gasoline based on price, not on company. So I don't think there's a real financial motivation to accept responsibility."
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