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What exactly is it that makes an April Fools' joke so bad? Is it when it's unbelievable, unimaginative, or just not funny? Maybe it's a combination. In other news, here are some we've seen today in the UK. Tesco's bouncing supermarket aisles Bouncy aisles were developed with #TOWIE 's @lucy_meck . She'll also be passing on her Tumble skills to our colleagues! pic.twitter.com/1VoQh9w3Hq — Tesco (@Tesco) April 1, 2015 Santander's cycle-thru banking Coming soon to a London street near you? Santander announces plans for first Cycle-Thru branch #SantanderCycles pic.twitter.com/odIxr7Eftd — Santander UK (@santanderuk) April 1, 2015 Pieminster's pie candles... ...which already exist . Pieminister sets the world on fire with a new range of pie-scented candles for the home http://t.co/GdpQKUpmNG pic.twitter.com/L7TjmrxSzb — pieminister (@pieminister) April 1, 2015 Fitness First's pet fitness classes We are excited to announce the launch … [Read more...] about These UK April Fools’ jokes are so bad they’re almost good

Within the past few years, it seems that social media positions are popping up everywhere, in all types of organizations, from The New York Times , to Pizza Hut , and even in the White House . Businesses of all types are identifying the need to stay connected with their communities because they recognize the benefits. Social media marketing is just a slice of the social media industry, but it's a very important piece of the story. Businesses see social media as a platform for engaging with consumers and informing them of the latest company news and products. Marketers are blazing trails in the social media marketing sector, creating campaigns that are interactive, shareable and inclusive of the online community. For the most innovative of marketers, the focus isn't on campaigns, but on letting consumers take the reigns in guiding a brand's social presence. For aspiring social media marketers, there are no strict rules for becoming successful. But we've gathered eight of the … [Read more...] about 5 Tips for Aspiring Social Media Marketers

What just happened? Have you ever thought about getting a pizza delivered to your doorstep by a robot? Well, that's now a thing. Selected Houston customers can buy a pizza from Domino's website, select its new autonomous pizza delivery service, and a Nuro R2 vehicle will come to their home with the order. Domino's customers can select the self-driving pizza delivery service when placing a prepaid order from Domino's in Woodland Heights, at 3209 Houston Ave, depending on the service's availability. Once ordered, customers will receive alerts informing them about the order's state and a unique PIN to withdraw the goods from the vehicle. Customers may also track the location using GPS through the order confirmation page. When the R2 reaches its destination, customers will have to input the PIN provided in the vehicle's display. Once introduced correctly, the R2's hatches open so customers can pick up the order. Nuro may have a few competitors, such as Zoox , but as of … [Read more...] about Domino’s starts self-driving pizza delivery service with Nuro autonomous cars

A company that's bringing gourmet pizza to a vending machine near you is adding a new high tech quirk to its quick-serve process. Piestro , which has developed an automated artisan pizza concept, is partnering with PopID , which develops facial recognition payment technology, to offer pizza you pay for with your pretty mug. As I wrote last year when Piestro launched its robotically prepared pizza concept, vending machine pizza isn't such a far fetched concept in the age of fresh-tossed salad from a robot named Sally and a really good pull of espresso from one of Cafe X's robotic baristas . Automation in food preparation was gaining steam even before COVID-19, although there were some telltale disappointments. Zume, an automated end-to-end pizza restaurant and delivery service that primarily used robots instead of humans, once had a $4 billion valuation but shut down its robot-powered pizza business, laid off more than half its staff, and is shifting focus to autonomous … [Read more...] about Facial recognition vending machine pizza (that’s … really good)

Cable company WideOpenWest (which markets itself as WOW!) yesterday told customers that it is imposing a data cap and explained the change with a pizza analogy that would seem more appropriate for a kindergarten classroom than for an email informing Internet users of new, artificial limits on their data usage. The email said WOW is "introducing a monthly data usage plan for your Internet service on June 1, 2021" and described the system as follows: What's a monthly data usage plan? Let us illustrate … Imagine that the WOW! network is a pizza. Piping hot. Toppings galore. Every WOW! customer gets their own slice of pizza, but the size of their slice is dependent on their Internet service plan. While customers who subscribe to 1 Gig get the largest slices, those with Internet 500 get a slightly smaller piece, and so on. But, it's all the same delicious, high-speed pizza that you know and love. Now, say you're not full after your slice and you grab another. That extra slice is … [Read more...] about ISP imposes data cap, explains it to users with condescending pizza analogy