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Thursday, February 02, 2006
Hmm. So it seems that a big corporation thoughtlessly distributed customer credit card info with its product shipments, compromising the finances of 240,000 people.
I'm waiting for the NYT and Boston Globe editorials on corporate irresponsibility, the Bush administration's failure to protect privacy and the need for AG investigations and Congressional hearings to get to the bottom of the mess.
Of course, since it was the Boston Globe, a division of the New York Times, that did the distributing, I'm sure it was an honest mistake that, though regrettable, should bring about neither penalty nor discredit for the organizations involved.
posted by gbarto at 1:42 PM
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