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July 12, 2007

See, there's this thing called transparency and, oh, never mind.

A point of clarification.  Being a CEO who writes 14,000–word posts on the company’s blog attacking the feds for interfering with your business is not good if you’re the same CEO who has also been anonymously pumping the company’s stock and flaming your competitors on Internet investor bulletin boards.

Sigh.

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Posted at 11:20 AM in Authenticity, Business , Corporate Communications, Corporate Governance, Government & Public Affairs, Investor Relations, Law & Legal, Marketing, Public Relations, Publicity, Reputation Management, Stakeholder Relations, Transparency, Weblogs / Blogs |

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