What the HP affair really says about privacy

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best and brightest; Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart was banned from being an officer at any US publically traded firm. Dunn did much worse and appearently two employees were also involved in violation of HP privacy policies.

Lets review the book and film "brightest men in the room". This is the story of Enron, and it could be the story of HP. Only it is also the story of Carly Fiorina, whos book is now a must read and whoes publisher is scrambling to print a more reasonable number of copies.

http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6369910.html

Carly will be on Ophra, every mother of every IT tech worker is going to know about this. Zdnet needs to prepare us all.

Hurd can not be allowed to become chairman of the board. The "contractors" must be executed so they can not spread this corruption, just as Arthur Andersen was owing to Enron.

Because of the players, this story has more sex appeal than the Enron story. I mean Tom Perkins, Newsweek, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14687677/site/newsweek/ ,

Dare we hope for a Danielle Steel Novel? I mean Perkins did marry her; they since divorced.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Perkins

Frank L. Mighetto CCP

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