"Marketplace took its results and questions to Dyson engineer David Hill at the company's headquarters in Malmesbury, England.

"We are, we think, delivering quite a good value proposition for the consumer," he said, stressing that Dyson purifiers can sense pollutants in the air as well as capture them, and also provide strong air projection."

I just want to point out the above: Along with the picture, it gives the appearance that a reporter waited outside of a Dyson office and started interviewing an engineer.

I've literally never seen a piece like this where the company's PR department ALLOWED an engineer to be interviewed.

I certainly hope Mr. Hill didn't get in big trouble for this. At my company, if I speak to a reporter without explicit permission from legal, I'm a goner immediately.