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Brock Meeks of MSNBC has coverage here. Wired covers it here. Karl is so right, when will other BoD members get off their duffs? And when will those who (s)elect those other Directors demand that their representatives comply with their fiduciary duties? Oh, I guess it won't be anytime soon as the new selection committee brought in by ICANN reform will be stocked with cronies and stooges. Declan McCullagh, now at CNET, has coverage here. Cindy Cohn, an attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), said in a statement. "Today's headlines exposing rampant corporate fraud demonstrate the need for careful oversight by directors." Exactly. -g
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