A viral Coldplay concert clip has raised questions about leadership ethics as Astronomer's CEO quit and its HR head was placed on leave, exposing limits to workplace openness

The viral video is a reminder that the kiss cam was never really harmless — it simply belonged to a time when the consequences of public awkwardness were fleeting, and the footage vanished just as quickly.

The Coldplay “Kiss Cam” scandal has claimed its first career casualty. Tech CEO Andy Byron has resigned from his role at Astronomer after a now-viral concert moment exposed his alleged affair with a co-worker,

With rampant speculation over who's in the video of two people who ducked out of the way of the lens as Coldplay's Chris Martin wondered if they were having an "affair" or were just "shy," there have been fake statements shared and all kinds of focus on what exactly was happening in the clip that went mega viral.

Coldplay wants no further involvement in the Astronomer CEO/HR boss saga after accitendally outing the cheaters.

The tech world remains shaken after Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Human Resources head Kristin Cabot were caught on camera in a compromising embrace at a Coldplay concert this week… The post Astronomer Breaks Silence on Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Scandal,

Soon after Astronomer issued its statement on the Coldplay ‘kiss cam’ scandal, it was revealed that Andy Byron and HR chief Kristin Cabot were placed on leave

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