Yesterday Wacko Jacko sort of announced that he was backo, but then he went to Burger King and got a few cheese stackos, decided to get on his computer to hacko, and then remembered he needed to packo. Yes, I’m enjoying myself, how about you? Anywhodooles, it’s true - Micheal Jackson gra...

Bailout Kings Goldman Sachs is a major shareholder in Burger King? Who knew? Brave New Films and the SEIU did, and they're not pleased with the fact that Goldman Sachs has been converting billions in TARP bailout funds into executive bonuses (read: stealing the money) while the workers at one of the...

Yet another example of why human placement is still better than computer. Ouch. First chink in the armor, BK? Hope not. Found via Copyranter....

Geez, it seems like everyone is reproducing by the litter. First, it was the single mother in Southern California who gave birth to octuplets and now Burger King has spewed out from its flame-broiled uterus the BK Burger Shots. I wouldn’t be surprised if TLC offered either of them a reality sh...

Filed under: Budget Travel Call it cheap. Call it resourceful. But when you've got travel on the brain and you're on a budget, you gotta do whatcha gotta do. A post on MSNBC.com embraces the cheap with ingenuity. They've pulled together a list of ideas for shaving a few dollars off of some of those ...

Facebook has stepped in and deleted Burger King's Whopper promotion because it violated their rule about notifying people when you unfriend them. While many trivial actions do prompt Facebook to post an alert to all your friends — adding a photo, changing your relationship status, using Fandango t...

I really enjoyed my Burger King Whopper tonight. Not only was this Burger King promotion another great example of new kinds of marketing and advertising coming out of BK’s ad firm Crispin Porter + Bogusky - but it also was sweet to be able to ride on the backs of all those trolls, instant frie...

I am one who subscribes to Mike Moran's sage advice to "Do It Wrong Quickly" in which the best-selling author, distinguished engineer, and digital marketing strategist encourages web marketers to experiment until they get it right. After all, the cost to re-jigger an ineffective web or social media ...

Filed under: In the news, Weird but true Burger King's latest and most desperate attempt to regain it's once regal status as fast-food royalty is an offer to Facebook users that if they drop 10 of their online "friends," the chain will give them a free Whopper. And, as if it isn't bad enough to get ...

Filed under: Computers The benefits of friendship will never rival the beauty of free food. Burger King found that out the hard way. Facebook has disabled the Whopper Sacrifice application after 233,906 "friends" were sacrificed in the name of hunger (or obesity). In case you missed it, Burger King ...