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Economic Times
2 hours ago
- Economic Times
Astronomer's Andy Byron, Kristin Cabot Coldplay concert scandal: Reputation built in 10 or 20 years, can be lost in moment
Live Events FAQs (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel 'Coldplaygate' is the latest sensation in internet and particularly on the social media platforms. What happened with Astronomer's former CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot during a Coldplay concert in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Wednesday night is stark reminder that cameras are everywhere and a moment can possibly ruin professional careers and personal lives.A spokesperson for Astronomer on Friday night after the company issued a statement saying Byron had been placed on leave and that the company's chief product officer, Peter DeJoy, would serve as interim CEO. On Saturday afternoon, Astronomer issued another statement saying that Byron had resigned and that the board of directors would begin a search for his incident, which has dominated social media, was a stark reminder of how quickly things can spread thanks to social media and how cameras are surrounding people at all times. That is especially true at large concerts where fans are often recording snippets or streaming them on social media. Case in point: The video of Wednesday's interaction was posted by a concertgoer with a modest TikTok following. But thanks to the power of that app's algorithm, it had more than 77 million views as of Friday took only a few seconds of video for Byron and Cabot to thoroughly dominate internet discourse and become an instant meme, which many have called "Coldplaygate." From there, it turned into a broader discussion of privacy and why they had been wrong to assume they would not be seen and, potentially, recorded."If you're in a public place, there is absolutely no expectation of privacy," said Charles Lindsey, an associate professor of marketing at University at Buffalo School of Management. "When you're in a public place, whether it be a public park, a store, a concert, there are cameras, and if it's on camera, you can't take it back," she lesson had been learned by plenty of people before this was the time in May when the door of a plane carrying French President Emmanuel Macron had just been opened by staff in Hanoi, Vietnam, when his wife, Brigitte Macron, pushed him in the face. When he looked up and noticed a camera filming the scene from outside, he waved. The video quickly gained traction online, leading to a flurry of 2024, there was a great deal of debate over a woman posting videos on TikTok in which she assumed she was witnessing an extramarital affair taking place on a there was the infamous Met Gala elevator incident in 2014, where Solange Knowles was seen attacking Jay-Z while her sister, Beyoncé, stood watching and a bodyguard tried to restore order. The security-cam footage leaked to TMZ, and it became fodder for the public."We live in a very intrusive world, in terms of cameras and digital footprints," Lindsey said. "It can take 10 or 20 years to build a reputation, and you can lose it in a moment," she said.A1. Astronomer Inc's chief product officer, Peter DeJoy, would serve as interim CEO.A2. Astronomer is a data infrastructure company that works with companies to manage and automate data.
Time of India
6 hours ago
- Time of India
Russian strikes kill three across Ukraine
Russian strikes resulted in three fatalities across Ukraine, targeting civilian infrastructure in Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa. Moscow temporarily halted train services in the Rostov region following a Ukrainian drone attack that injured a railway worker. The EU has approved an 18th package of sanctions against Russia, aiming to weaken its financial capacity to sustain the conflict. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Russian strikes killed three people across Ukraine on Saturday, authorities said, while Moscow had to briefly suspend trains in its southern Rostov region after an overnight drone attack by has escalated long-range aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities as well as frontline assaults and shelling over recent months, defying US President Donald Trump's warning that Moscow could face massive new sanctions if no peace deal is people died after a Russian missile hit Ukraine's central Dnipropetrovsk region, an important industrial hub, which Russia's forces have recently advanced to the regional governor Sergiy Lysak, the strike destroyed "an outpatient clinic, a school and a cultural institution" in the Vasylkivska township, with some private houses and cars damaged as meanwhile, had to suspend trains for about four hours overnight in the southern Rostov region when it came under a Ukrainian drone attack which injured one railway passengers remained stranded, and the suspension caused mass delays of trains in the region, which borders Ukraine and over which air traffic has been halted since the beginning of the war three years the Russian military said it had intercepted six aerial bombs and 349 drones on earlier Russian salvo of 20 drones on the Ukrainian port city of Odesa killed at least one person overnight, its mayor said."Civilian infrastructure was damaged as a result of the attack. A residential high-rise building is on fire" and rescuers were pulling people out, mayor Gennadiy Trukhanov wrote on Black Sea port, a UNESCO World Heritage listed city known for picturesque streets and 19th-century buildings, has been regularly targeted by Russian European Union on Friday agreed an 18th package of sanctions on Moscow that targets Russian banks and lowers a price cap on oil exports, in a bid to curb its ability to fund the war.
Time of India
7 hours ago
- Time of India
Putin likely to visit Delhi after 4 years as India-Russia Summit 2025 eyes energy, defence, Arctic ties
New Delhi: India will host the next edition of the annual India-Russia Summit later this year, paving the way for Russian President Vladimir Putin's first visit to New Delhi since 2021. The summit agenda is expected to include defence industry collaboration , energy ties amid fresh EU sanctions, civil nuclear partnership , Arctic cooperation , and a joint roadmap for high-tech sector cooperation , according to people familiar with the matter. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Select a Course Category PGDM Leadership Data Science Public Policy Degree Healthcare Digital Marketing Management others Data Analytics Data Science Others healthcare Product Management Finance Technology Artificial Intelligence Operations Management Cybersecurity MBA Project Management MCA Design Thinking CXO Skills you'll gain: Financial Analysis & Decision Making Quantitative & Analytical Skills Organizational Management & Leadership Innovation & Entrepreneurship Duration: 24 Months IMI Delhi Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Online) Starts on Sep 1, 2024 Get Details "India-Russia Summit is important. The last summit was held in Moscow. It is time for us to host it in Delhi. Dates will be worked out mutually," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Thursday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Putin last spoke ahead of Operation Sindoor, where the Russian leader backed India's counter-terror measures. Russian platforms like the S-400 missile defence system and Indo-Russian BrahMos joint venture played a significant role in neutralising Pakistani military assets, largely of Chinese origin. If Modi attends the SCO Summit in China, the two leaders could also meet there. Putin, who has limited his international travel since the Ukraine war, is likely to visit India in the last quarter of 2025. Live Events Food security may also feature prominently. Putin recently said that, following Modi's request, Russia increased fertiliser exports to India. Other key areas of discussion may include: Expanding Indian presence in the resource-rich Arctic region and finalising a second site for a Russian-built nuclear power plant Meanwhile, India reaffirmed its stance on energy security and rejected unilateral sanctions in response to EU sanctions on Rosneft's Indian refinery operations. Economic Times WhatsApp channel )
