Sentence examples for tag fiasco from inspiring English sources

One recent example is the smart tag fiasco: A feature of Microsoft's new Web browser, called "smart tags," was discovered to allow Microsoft to create links to any Web site or even back to MSN properties.

Less than 24 hours earlier rival G4S, also caught up in the controversial electronic tagging fiasco, parted company with the head of its UK and Irish operations Richard Morris.

The multimillion-pound tagging fiasco, which emerged in July, also triggered a Cabinet Office review of all the government contracts worth more than £10m held by G4S and Serco.

The management upheaval came less than 24 hours after rival G4S, also caught up in the controversial electronic tagging fiasco, parted company with the head of its UK and Irish operations Richard Morris.

Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, as far as the massive waste of money that is the tagging fiasco goes, nobody is bandying about words like "good" or "exceptional".

As well as the Olympics and tagging fiascos, G4S guards were earlier this year found to have unlawfully killed a man during his deportation to Angola.

In retrospect Fishman's exit looked shrewd and lucky: He quit long before he could be tagged with the bank's fiasco.

The whole fiasco led to a trending #deleteuber tag, calling on users to delete the app and switch to alternatives like Lyft.

Despite G4S's Olympics security fiasco and the revelations about overcharging for tagging offenders, Francis Maude, the cabinet office minister, is clear that he wants the companies "to emerge renewed and stronger".

All parties involved in this fiasco were very aware that friends of those who were tagged in the photo-seen-round-the-world would see it, but nobody thought that someone would use this access for "evil".

He said: "I am surprised to hear that following the eleventh-hour fiasco of their Olympic security contract, G4S have been awarded the contract to carry out electronic tagging of offenders in Scotland.