Category: Media Coverage
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There are chocolate-covered ants, so why not chocolate Y2K bugs?
From the San Jose Mercury News, June 24, 1999. (Click the image to open it. Scroll down for the transcribed text) Thursday, June 24, 1999 San Jose Mercury News Silicon Valley Life Mike Cassidy Silicon Valley Dispatches “There are chocolate covered ants so why not chocolate Y2K bugs?” We’ve all heard it. Silicon Valley streets…
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Silicon Valley Life
From the San Jose Mercury News, Friday,June 11, 1999 (Click the image to open it. Scroll down for the transcribed text) Silicon Valley Life Lee Weimers Then there’s Silicon Valley Confection Company, which is dealing with the Y2K bug problem by bringing out, you guessed it, a ladybug-shaped chocolate bar labeled Y2K. They’re available now…
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Y2K Bug Fixes
From The Argus of Fremont, Newark and Union City, California Thursday June 10, 1999 (Click the image to open it.)
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The Official Candy of Y2K
From Y2Kculture.com, June 7, 1999. (Click the image to open it. Scroll down for the transcribed text) y2kculture.com The Official Candy of Y2K by Declan McCullagh June 7, 1999 What is it with the year 2000 in chocolate? First we saw M&Ms and Mars duking it out for the honor of being the official candy…
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Knudsen’s takes bite out of Y2K bug
From the Contra Costa – Tri-Valley Business Times, June 4, 1999. (Click the image to open it. See below for the transcribed text) The Business Times. June 4th, 1999. Knudsen’s takes bite out of Y2K bug By David Goll Hayward candy maker Dave Knudsen is trying to turn what some regard as one of society’s…
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Year 2K Bug Appears From Knudsen’s Candy
From Professional CandyBuyer magazine, May-June, 1999 Millennium Products (Click the image to open it. See below for the transcribed text) Year 2K bug appears from Knudsen’s Candy. Silicon Valley Confection Company and Knudsen’s Candy have introduced the Year 2K Bug, a 1.9 ounce ladybug shaped milk chocolate bar. “This is a perfect novelty candy to…
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TV Exec Resigns to Lead Candy Startup
From The Business Journal, November 16, 1998. (Click the image to open it. See below for the transcribed text) The Business Journal serving San Jose and Silicon Valley November 16, 1998. TV Exec resigns to lead candy startup by Alastair Goldfisher, Business Journal staff writer. Al Abrahams has left broadcasting for a sweet startup. He…