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Comment Re:One small problem with your statement - It's BS (Score 2, Informative) 971

Many CEO's have liberal arts degrees and NOT business degrees.
Really? I could've swore most of the CEOs I've read of have a Business or Science degree. Nardelli, Skilling, Prince, O'Neal, Lay, Mozila, Zander...err...

Many CEO's that have yet to drive their company into the ground have liberal arts degrees and NOT business degrees.
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Security

Submission + - FBI's Bot Roast II nets 8 botherders, $20M cash (networkworld.com)

coondoggie writes: "The Federal Bureau of Investigation today revealed the second phase of its Operation 'Bot Roast' netted eightindividuals that have been indicted, pled guilty, or been sentenced for crimes related to botnet activity. Additionally, 13 search warrants were served in the U.S. and by overseas law enforcement partners in connection with the operation, the FBI said. This ongoing effort has thus far uncovered more than $20 million in economic loss and more than one million victim computers. http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/22413"
Music

EMI May Cut Funding To RIAA, IFPI 158

Teen Bainwolf notes a report that Big Four record label EMI, which is under new ownership, is considering a big cut in its funding for the IFPI and RIAA. Each of the labels reportedly contributed over $132 million per year to fund industry trade groups, and EMI apparently believes that money could be better spent elsewhere. "One of the chief activities of the RIAA is coordinating the Big Four labels' legal campaign, and those thousands of lawsuits have done nothing but generate ill will from record fans, while costing the labels millions of dollars and doing little (if anything) to actually reduce the amount of file-sharing going on."

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