Google has made much of its commitment to clean up the filth and smut that can be seen on its newly acquired site, YouTube.

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Google has made much of its commitment to clean up the filth and smut that can be seen on its newly acquired site, YouTube.

That could mean the Googleman having a quiet word in Robert Harwood-Matthews’ shell-like, after footage of the BDH/TBWA Manchester boss appeared on the site.

The shocking (pink) clip shows him “cavorting” in a bra and threatening to slip into a pink g-string.

Fortunately the clip was for a good cause – last month’s Breast Cancer Awareness Day, and the Diary commends Robert for his game-for-a-laugh attitude. But although the day has now passed the clip remains very much in the present.

It can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khQLc7GTav8

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