article_snippet.sent: An upcoming documentary describes Yelp as the internet's equivalent to the mafia, and Filmmaker Kaylie Milliken is doing everything in Filmmaker Kaylie Milliken power to discredit the film before the film is released.
article_snippet.sent: A documentary filmmaker is currently working on a film about Yelp, which A documentary filmmaker says will unveil shady advertising practices at company.
article_snippet.sent: Yelp spokeswoman Shannon Eis (left) also appeared on the show to defend CNBC .
article_snippet.sent: The day after a trailer for her documentary was released, Yelp stock dipped four per cent.
article_snippet.sent: Following the stock drop, Yelp issued a statement to Business Insider, fiercely denying the claims in a trailer for her documentary. '
article_snippet.sent: Yelp's company spokesman Shannon Eis went on CNBC to speak out against the documentary in a segment with Milliken, to further illustrate how Yelp's business practices have been backed by both the courts and independent investigations.
article_snippet.sent: I think Yelp does clearly show that Yelp are concerned about what will be coming out in the documentary,' Milliken said on CNBC.
article_snippet.sent: Given that the title of the documentary already declares Yelp a bully before production and with a clear disregard for highly credible conclusions, we can be quite certain that we CEO's participation and any objective facts will not be fairly heard.