Corp_Buyer -- the corrections went out after OTHERS pointed out the misattributions (the second correction, re Ross's mis-identification as an IDCC PR person, resulted directly from MY personal call to and conversation with Ross, which occurred after the first correction, re the mis-identification of IDCC as the source of the PR, had already gone out) -- your version of things might be credible if both of the misattributions had been immediately corrected as a result of actions taken by those behind the PR, but that was not the case -- at the very least, those behind the PR, who must have immediately seen the misattributions, and who in any event were the ones properly responsible to promptly spot and correct those misattributions (if indeed they did not place the misattributions in the PR in the first place), were perfectly content to do nothing to correct them once the PR had gone out, leaving it to OTHERS to protest (which puts the matter solidly right back into the realm of fraud, even if the misattributions were not in the text of the PR as supplied to PR Newswire to begin with)
more to the point, I simply do not believe that PR Newswire, all on its own, before releasing the PR and without verifying the same with those behind the PR, just went ahead and inserted those two misattributions into a PR that came to PR Newswire without those misattributions, in particular given that on the face of its content the PR clearly did not come from IDCC
by all means -- please do PROVE me wrong re the foregoing if you can
and re IDCC's website, my understanding is that it is run by an outside web hosting service; yes, in a legal sense, the content of the site is still IDCC's 'responsibility', but I doubt that in fact it was an IDCC employee that put the PR on the website, and instead suspect that the PR was placed on IDCC's site by the web hosting service once the PR came out identifying IDCC as the source -- and of course, once the PR was placed on IDCC's site, the e-mail notification setup did its thing automatically
Greensburg, KS - 5/4/07
"Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty."
from John Philpot Curran, Speech
upon the Right of Election, 1790
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