New developments in the Deutsche Telekom corporate spying scandal... The company had been trying to portray current management as being entirely uninvolved in the improprieties. New documents indicate that might not quite be the case. DT appears to have been spying on their current director of finance (among many others).
-- MDT
Labels: Deutsche Telekom, surveillance
Unlike the similar situations at
Deutsche Telekom and railway,
Deutsche Bahn, the folks at
Lufthansa seemed to handle their overzealous investigation via their own security department, rather than
seeking outside assistance.
Get the details, via Spiegel.
-- MDT
Labels: Control Risks, corporate spying, Deutsche Bahn, Deutsche Telekom, Lufthansa
Investigators are
seeking further information on the German telecom giant's organized spying campaign on journalists and company employees. Notably,
DT has admitted surveilling
Financial Times Deutschland reporter, Tasso Enzweiler. FTD is owned by mega-media conglomerate,
Bertelsmann which has mad its own noises about pursing criminal and civil actions against the overzealous DT. Deutsche Telekom, for its part, is in full spin mode, announcing
the company's own investigation into the illegal activities.
-- MDT
Labels: Bertelsmann, Deutsche Telekom, HP, pretexting, Tasso Enzweiler
Between
Time Magazine and
Spiegel you should be pretty well up to date.
-- MDT
Labels: corporate spying, Deutsche Telekom
Someone didn't learn from the
HP fiasco, it seems.
-- MDT
Labels: corporate spying, Deutsche Telekom, HP
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