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Viral Kiss Cam Moment Gives Coldplay a Big Business Boost

Billboard reported that the seven-time Grammy-winning group is currently enjoying a 25 percent bump in their on-demand audio streams.

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Another Coldplay Kiss Cam Fallout: HR Chief Kristin Cabot Steps Down from Astronomer

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Coldplay’s Streams Surge After Viral Concert Kiss-Cam Moment

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Female HR exec caught on Coldplay cam resigns after embrace with CEO went viral

The female executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment that went viral has resigned, according to news reports.

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S.E. Cupp: We are obsessed with Coldplay’s kiss cam couple

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Kristin Cabot Resigns After Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Moment

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Female exec captured in viral Coldplay concert clip resigns

The video, which showed the pair swaying to music at the concert before trying to hide, gained millions of views on social media.

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Coldplay kiss cam video: Belmar woman who filmed viral hit reveals how it all happened

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Astronomer HR chief Kristin Cabot resigns following Coldplay ‘kiss cam' incident

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Did Coldplay fan Grace Springer earn money from viral concert kiss cam video? Here's how much she made

Grace Springer, known for the viral Coldplay kiss cam video, shared its unexpected impact on her life during an interview.

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What Coldplay Kisscam Scandal Says About America's Leadership Crisis | Opinion

One video—a CEO cuddling his HR chief at a Coldplay concert—did what no politician, pundit, or post ever could: it united a nation in meme-fueled disbelief.

Coldplay kiss cam joke branded 'tone deaf' as Stroke Association issues apology

American tech company, Astronomer, made headlines worldwide after former executive Andy Byron was caught canoodling his colleague, Kristin Cabot, at a Coldplay concert in Boston

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Can you ever expect privacy in public? Coldplay kiss cam saga tells us a lot

In the era of lightning-fast social sharing and when cameras are practically inescapable, does being in public hold any expectation of privacy anymore? Is every experience simply fodder for the world to see?