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AtStake fires executive over Microsoft criticism
Ted Bridis, 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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Keep your mouth shut! 2003-09-25
The420Zodiac (2 replies)
Keep your mouth shut! 2003-09-25
Anonymous (1 replies)
Keep your mouth shut! 2003-09-26
Anonymous
Keep your mouth shut! 2003-09-26
Anonymous
Wrongful Termination 2003-09-26
Anonymous
AtStake... sellouts 2003-09-26
Anonymous (1 replies)
AtStake... sellouts 2003-09-26
Anonymous
where's the study? 2003-09-26
Anonymous (1 replies)
where's the study? 2003-09-27
Anonymous
Link to the CCIA report. 2003-09-26
Anonymous (1 replies)
Link to the CCIA report. 2003-09-29
Disinterested Observer
Nothing new for @Stake 2003-09-26
Anonymous (2 replies)
Nothing new for @Stake 2003-09-26
Anonymous
Nothing new for @Stake 2003-09-27
Anonymous (1 replies)
l0pht != atstake...wrong 2003-09-29
Anonymous
AtStake made the right choice 2003-09-27
Anonymous
AtStake fires executive over Microsoft criticism 2003-09-27
Tom
There are two sides to every story, however, in the event that this is true, I can absolutely assure Atstake Executives that none of my clients will ever conduct business with AtStake so long as I am in the industry. Honor and integrity are not just abstract principals. If a company cannot be true to its employees what makes you think the company will be true to its clients and customers? MS has serious security problems that collectively have put the country at risk. Just look at last weeks State Department Visa system problems. We need to support people you speak the truth and put the interests of the many ahead of the few. Shame on you AtStake.

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AtStake was right 2003-09-28
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