Virgin very obviously backed the wrong horse many years (decades?, cant remember) ago and seem to have solely survived on ignorant journalists constantly hyping them for no obvious reason.

I doubt any smart money has been spent on them in some time and apparently the whole charade could only be exposed by a series of very high profile failures.

They've never had a product that made any sense, assume VG will go down the pan too since they're once again trying to sell something that doesn't even deliver the most basic requirement to a very tiny market.

I can't really see how that would be "the line" given this is just automated photoshopping, the kind of thing that has been a pasttime online for many years.

Can we get a businessinsider filter? their articles are awful.