> Sure, Alan Dye may be the face, but Liquid Glass was made by a very large department And the board is ultimately the culpable party here. The executives are

> Sure, Alan Dye may be the face, but Liquid Glass was made by a very large department And the board is ultimately the culpable party here. The executives are just useful idiots. The board has clearly lost whatever direction they ever had of why the company they're running has value—and they can't just hire Steve Jobs back anymore.