Sometimes I think the fuckedcompany attitude contributed to the corporate loss of faith now. It was a trickle from the dike and now huge gaping holes are gushing, you know?

What I like about internal memos that I didn't like so much about fuckedcompany.com is that it feels like Freedom of Information Act sort of halfassed applied to corporations. Corporate democracy, yee haa!

Fuckedcompany was mostly a petty sniping rumor mill. Georgie Bush is as scared of whistleblowers as anyone else, but ol' Pud here, he's giving them a little bit of cover of darkness, altho still not much room to operate. Cyborg ghosts in the corporate machine are still very much terrorized into submission, and if an internal memo has a limited circulation, just like Rumsfeld and his leak patrol, corporations could go all anti-cluetrain and paranoid and lock everything down tight.

Can you imagine having to sign a non-disclosure agreement for EVERY memo you get?

Miasma <---still loves http://www.chemicalindustryarchives.org for putting up PDFs of all those Monsanto-Polluting-The-Fuck-Out-Of-Anniston, AL Memos

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