When a Whopping Mistake Costs $8.3 Million

Nickelodeon versus Disney and the impact of Instagram's hidden likes on influencers were discussed on the Live To Tell podcast.

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When a Whopping Mistake Costs $8.3 Million

TL;DR

Burger King made a mistake with a Whopper discount that cost $8.3 million, and Nickelodeon and Netflix are teaming up for original content after Disney+'s huge debut.

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick is out of the office doing very important CEO things, so Cassie's favorite back-up host steps in. The gals dive into all things like-less Instagram could bring with it, laugh a little bit at Burger King's multimillion-dollar mistake and have the always interesting '90s kid debate of Nickelodeon versus Disney. Also, who exactly is Amazon looking to capture with its third different grocery store concept?

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Maddie has spent her career in the media industry, serving in various editorial roles before migrating into a hybrid content strategy and PR role with No Limit Agency. Her passion for storytelling and love of writing help her create meaningful content on behalf of her clients and fulfill No Limit Agency’s mission to tell people-driven stories. Maddie is a graduate of Saint Louis University, where she studied Communications with a focus in journalism and media studies as well as Sports Business.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on November 15, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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