>The only way to make that happen is to put massive PR pressure on them to do "the right thing" whatever you believe that to be. Bad PR isn't enough. It takes

>The only way to make that happen is to put massive PR pressure on them to do "the right thing" whatever you believe that to be. Bad PR isn't enough. It takes convincing A LOT of customers to stop buying their products or convincing A LOT of shareholders to stop holding their stock. Public opinion is just a loose proxy for expected revenue - if revenue doesn't at least look like it might begin to significantly suffer, nothing is likely to change.