Following up on the NSA phone records fiasco, it was interesting to read today that Joe Nacchio, the ex-CEO of Qwest who is currently facing 42 counts of insider trading accusing him of illegally selling $101 million in company stock after privately learning Qwest might not meet its financial goals, was the one who agreed with Qwest lawyers that surrendering "call-detail records" to the NSA was morally wrong and probably an illegal activity. Funny, unlike the CEO’s of AT&T, Verizon and BellSouth, now he’s the one looking at possible jail time! Loved this post on one of the blogs this morning… ”The NSA has a new pamphlet about its domestic spying programs available. If you want one, just call your mother and ask for it.” If I was Qwest, I'd have an ad campaign breaking tomorrow talking about how we protect our customers privacy. Wanna bet their agency won't even think about doing something as pro-active as that?
If George was still doing my ads, it would have aired by now!!!
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Watch Qwest stocks as well.
http://www.thankyouqwest.org has appeared in the NYT's and Newsday.
They have nothing to do with Qwest however. It's more netroot politics and Blue Buying.
Posted by: Richard K | May 13, 2006 7:16 AM | Permalink to Comment