GoDaddy Pulls Lost Puppy Ad After Uproar

January 28, 2015 TOP STORY GoDaddy pulls lost puppy Super Bowl ad after backlash GoDaddy has pulled its Super Bowl ad after viewers were upset about how it depicted a lost puppy.The ad, a riff on Budweiser's spot this year, featured a little dog who falls off a pickup truck and then endures long miles and rainy weather to make his way home. Once there, running up the dirt road to a big red barn, he jumps up to greet his owner. "Look! It's Buddy! Keep Reading Brit Buys the 'Holy Trinity' of Supercars A British multimillionaire could well be the first person to purchase the so called "holy-trinity" of rare high performance supercars. Keep Reading What NYC Ordered Online to Eat During the Blizzard Carbs were king, according to data from GrubHub. Keep Reading 529 Plans: Who Really Uses Them and What They Save There may be some wealthy families using the college savings plans as a tax-haven, but they are an education lifeline for many others. Keep Reading NFL debuts chilling anti-domestic violence Super Bowl PSA In-between the bone-crushing tackles and beer ads at the Super Bowl this year, the NFL will air its first anti-domestic violence PSA.The piece begins with several lingering shots of rooms in a house where things are just askew. An unmade bed. Books on the floor. A fist-sized crack in the wall.We hear the audio of a woman calling 911 and trying to order a pizza. Keep Reading Ford Recalls 221K Cars, Including Police Cruisers Read Happy 'Data Privacy Day,' Now Lock Your Cellphone Read Facebook to Sell Real-Time Super Bowl Ads Read More Stories NYC Economy Takes $200M Hit From Storm Shutdown > GoDaddy Pulls 'Lost Puppy' Super Bowl Ad After Backlash > Prevent Another Ebola With Insurance Plan: World Bank > Yahoo to Spin Off Its Remaining Stake in Alibaba > Pay Attention! Your Car May Be Watching You >