, The Associated Press 2003-09-25
The chief technology officer for a technology firm that works closely with Microsoft Corp. lost his job after he helped write a study critical of the insecurity of Microsoft software.
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Nothing new for @Stake
2003-09-26
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Further, the authors state that they speak only for themselves, not their employers.
Don't look for evidence of overt manipulation, or think that the absence thereof is significant; coercion without evidence is trivial. Besides, no overt manipulation is necessary to make a skittish board distance itself from someone who has made a major customer publicly angry.
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