Corby’s photo — showing the sandwich at ... come out shorter — but The Post’s analysis didn’t bear that out. Subway Spokesman Les Winogad said the photo “doesn’t meet our standards.” ...

Earlier on Thursday, Subway wrote on Facebook in reply to the uploader, Matt Corby. Other Facebook users uploaded their images of short Subway footlongs to a Facebook album, and also reposted ...

In early 2013, when Australian teenager Matt Corby took to social media to share a photo of his recently purchased Subway “foot long” sandwich next to a tape measure revealing that the ...

Subway Australia has responded to the outcry sparked by the photo of an 11-inch 'footlong' sub that was posted on its Facebook page by teen Matt Corby. It's questionable. Here's the statement ...

It was just on Tuesday that independently operating sandwich artiste Matthew Corby took to Facebook with a photograph of a Subway sandwich entrenched under an outstretched ruler measuring the ...

The 11-inch "footlong" Subway sandwich discovered by Matt Corby posted to the company's Facebook page. Matt Corby via Facebook When wrapped up in packaging, hidden from the world, it is hard to ...

Subway is making a major change to its sandwiches, all because of a photo that an Australian teen posted to the company's Facebook page years ago. The photo was posted by Matt Corby. It showed a ...

Placing a tape measure against what was advertised to him as a 12-inch-long sub, Matt Corby of Perth discovered that Subway was one inch short of its promise. He posted the incriminating image ...

Matt Corby got a footlong sub from his local Subway in Australia and decided to measure it before eating it. As it turns out, the sandwich he received was only 11-inches long — an inch shorter ...

The image of the 11-inch Subway sandwich marketed as "Footlong" that ignited an online chuckle-fest last week has now sparked a lawsuit. Citing "false, deceptive" and "misleading affirmative ...

Subway’s foot-long sandwiches are actually ... The 11-inch sandwich. (Courtesy Matt Corby/Facebook) The whole thing turned into a class-action lawsuit, culminating in hundreds of thousands ...