On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email

Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by M_Grey on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @09:47PM (#12860972)

Yeah, because people in power have always had so much trouble until e-mail. The most that can come from this is that people who might not have gotten the memo before, will have now: conspire in private, over drinks.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by ThomPete on Thursday November 03, 2016 @08:59AM (#12863552)

They actually did and a lot was intercepted one way or the other. It required a lot of middle men to work.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by M_Grey on Thursday November 03, 2016 @09:08AM (#12863607)

No need to take a cross-country train to meet your counterparts anymore; everyone ends up rubbing shoulders with everyone else far more frequently these days.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by ThomPete on Thursday November 03, 2016 @11:36AM (#12864844)

Because of the use of technology which is exactly what WikiLeaks is trying to obstruct.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by M_Grey on Thursday November 03, 2016 @01:00PM (#12865750)

Wikileaks is obstructing airplanes and automobiles? I don't think so.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by ThomPete on Thursday November 03, 2016 @02:11PM (#12866432)

Thats a hell of a lot slower than just ending a digital message and thats all they need to do.

Slow it down not hindering it completely.

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Re:On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid email by M_Grey on Thursday November 03, 2016 @06:39PM (#12868710)

So... the noble mission of Wikileaks is to slightly inconvenience people in power?

How noble.

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