TechChuck (Free subscription) | 07/31/2009
This guest post is written by Marcelo Calbucci, the founder and CTO of Sampa — a personal homepage creator that will be shutting down next month. He’s writing a series of posts about the lessons learned from the venture at http://blog.calbucci.com. He’s also the publisher of Seattle 2.0, a web resource for tech entrepreneurs and startups in Seattle. Consumer startups are tough. You...
TiVo Blog (Free subscription) | 07/07/2009
Related Posts:Video Of The Day: TiVo Wins Court Battle Against EchoStarVideos Of The Day: TiVo Walkthrough At CESVideo Of The Day: YouTube Live! (Badoop Show)Video Of The Day: Domino's Pizza On TiVoVideo Of The Day: T.i.V.o Lets Go TiVo!
Clever Witty Quick (Free subscription) | 06/17/2009
Flashback to my post in April about Domino’s Pizza -- if you recall, some Domino’s employees posted videos on YouTube showing them doing some pretty disgusting things with food served to unknowing... Read more at www.cleverwittyquick.com
TiVo Blog (Free subscription) | 06/12/2009
Related Posts:Video Of The Day: TiVo Wins Court Battle Against EchoStarVideos Of The Day: TiVo Walkthrough At CESVideo Of The Day: YouTube Live! (Badoop Show)Video Of The Day: Domino's Pizza On TiVoVideo Of The Day: Economy Got You Down? (Badoop Show #10)
TiVo Blog (Free subscription) | 06/05/2009
Keep in mind that this video was produced before EchoStar won a stay. In any case, it looks likely that TiVo will eventually win this case once all the legal wranglings are over with. Related Posts:Videos Of The Day: TiVo Walkthrough At CESVideo Of The Day: YouTube Live! (Badoop Show)Video Of The Day: Domino's Pizza [...]
ScrippsNews (Free subscription) | 05/08/2009
When a prank video of a Domino's Pizza employee adding unsanitary ingredients to sandwiches became an instant hit on YouTube, the chain didn't respond in the traditional way with a statement issued through the mainstream media. read more
PerezHilton.com (Free subscription) | 05/05/2009
Kristy Hammonds, the Domino's employee responsible for the revolting viral video that made the YouTube rounds last month, is quickly regretting her "directing" debut! Kristy appeared on Good Morning, America today to do some much needed damage control and apologize for the incident that's left her unemployed and fighting to feed her two children! The [...]
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 05/02/2009
The saga of the prank Domino's video could be a case study of how fast-moving social media can both giveth and taketh away. It began April 13, when five YouTube clips showing a Domino's Pizza employee performing unsavory acts with food began spreading on the...
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 05/02/2009
When a prank video of a Domino's Pizza employee adding unsanitary ingredients to sandwiches became an instant hit on YouTube, the chain didn't respond in the traditional way with a statement issued through the mainstream media. Instead, Domino's delivered its...
YOUTHERE1.com's Web Articles (Free subscription) | 04/23/2009
This is a great lesson on why you should never post something like this on the Internet. read more | digg story
MethodShop (Free subscription) | 04/21/2009
What should a major fast food chain, like Domino's Pizza , do when two employees create a PR nightmare by posting videos of themselves tampering with customer's food on YouTube ? A few years ago, the typical corporate response might have been to pull the videos off the Internets, hide their heads in the sand like an ostrich and wait for the PR storm to pass. But like fighting fire with fire, Domino's...
The Consumerist (Free subscription) | 04/20/2009
AdAge has interviewed the Consumerist commenting detectives who tracked down the Domino's pizza YouTube food tainters, and it turns out they've been rewarded with free pizza. AdAge says: "I didn't... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Culture-buzz (Free subscription) | 04/20/2009
Last week we talked about the scandal around Domino's Pizza due to two employees' filming their inappropriate behavior during work hours and posting it on YouTube, apparently oblivious to the fact that the entire world could see it. Thanks to the reaction of web users, they were able to identify and fire the employees. Unfortunately however, their actions have damaged the image of the brand that is...
lancerlord (Free subscription) | 04/19/2009
Dirty Domino's Workers Charged For Prank : A gross video posted on YouTube showing a Domino's Pizza worker stuffing cheese up his nostril and waving salami under his rear end as he is making sandwiches has led to charges against him and a co-worker who recorded him. Watch the video below. Also mugshots of the 2 workers. Michael Anthony Setzer stuffing cheese up his nostril Kristy Lynn Hammonds, 31,...
A little about .... (Free subscription) | 04/18/2009
New York, Apr 18 (ANI): Two Domino’s pizza workers are facing charges over a YouTube video, in which one of them was shown making special sandwiches after stuffing cheese up his nose. Michael Anthony Setzer, 32, and Kristy Lynn Hammondsthe woman who filmed him doing the sandwich stunthave been charged with ‘distributing prohibited foods. Hammonds, [...]
Videos