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You might be surprised, it is a matter of public record that they do just that. Eric Schmidt, Steve Jobs, Sergei Brin, and others illegally conspired -- via em
by regulate_asap 8y ago
You might be surprised, it is a matter of public record that they do just that.
Eric Schmidt, Steve Jobs, Sergei Brin, and others illegally conspired -- via email -- to avoid competing for labor, suppressing employee pay. It resulted in a (somewhat) successful class-action lawsuit against Google and Apple for their violations of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
If you'd like to read some of the emails that the un-convicted criminals who operate these companies exchange:
https://www.wired.com/2009/08/palm-ceo-rejected-jobs-anti-poaching-agreement-as-illegal-report-says/ https://www.wired.com/2009/08/palm-ceo-rejected-jobs-anti-po...
- skookumchuck 8y agoIf anyone ought to be savvy enough to not trust crimes to the privacy of email, it ought to be those people.
- regulate_asap 8y agoYep, criminals often make foolish mistakes. It makes one wonder other crimes might turn up with a good discovery process. There might be enough for a Fox show: America's Dumbest Tech Executive Criminals.