Submission + - HP CEO Allowed "Sting" on CNet reporter
Mark writes: The Washington Post, reporting on Hewlett-Packard's Chairman Patricia Dunn and alledged spying on other HP board members, has now obtained e-mails that implicate the CEO, Mark Hurd, who approved an elaborate "sting" operation on a CNet reporter.
From the article:
From the article:
HP's leak investigation involved planting false documents, following HP board members and journalists, watching their homes, and obtaining calling records for hundreds of phone numbers belonging to HP directors, journalists and their spouses, according to a consultant's report and the e-mails.
