This case is confused. The title and some of the editorial say "email" but the messages were sent via Yahoo Messenger, which isn't email. > The company had pre

This case is confused. The title and some of the editorial say "email" but the messages were sent via Yahoo Messenger, which isn't email. > The company had presented him with printouts of his private messages to his brother and fiancée on Yahoo Messenger as evidence of his breach of a company ban on such personal use. I know the distinction is a fine one, but it is still a difference. They didn't need to produce a message, just having a non-business contact would have sufficed.