Musk extends Times feud, calls Model S review "ethics violation"

AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) – Elon Musk, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur, took yet another swipe at The New York Times on Saturday, calling the newspaper's critical evaluation of his Tesla Model S electric automotive a "low-grade ethics violation." Talking in a large-ranging interview on the South by Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas, Musk, a co-founding father of Tesla Motors in 2003, stood by his declare that Instances reporter John Broder intentionally misled readers when he wrote that the Adaptation S ran out of power sooner than expected all over a power from Washington D.C. to Boston in winter climate. …