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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: confidentiality

confidentiality stories: 3 news summaries

(Newser) - Apple tried to silence an angry British father and daughter with a gag order after the girl's iPod Touch exploded and "went 10 feet in the air," said the dad. The company offered a full refund of $275 for the music player, but only if the two agreed... More »

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United Kingdom • Apple • iPod • iPod Nano • iPod Touch • portable media players • gag order • confidentiality

(Newser) - The FAA wants bird strike information kept confidential to encourage accurate reporting by airlines, ABC News reports. “There is a serious potential that information related to bird strikes will not be submitted because of fear that the disclosure of raw data could unfairly cast unfounded aspersions on the submitter,... More »

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airline industry • US Airways • airport • Federal Aviation Administration • confidentiality • Flight 1549 • bird strike

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Dec 22, 08 6:24 PM CST
(Newser) - An insider trading case has exposed the potentially problematic relationship between PR companies and corporate clients, and it could have dire consequences for at least one firm, Reuters reports. A Lehman Brothers employee is charged with leaking merger information he got from his wife, a partner at the Brunswick Group... More »

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insider trading • mergers and acquisitions • Lehman Brothers • public relations • confidential information • confidentiality • media strategy

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