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To: Timesink
The blood-soaked field is littered with the carcasses of the dead. Pittman, Case, Turner, Levin -- and scores of second-tier AOL execs.

Case's brilliant ploy (some say he slipped a mickey into Gerry Levin's drink to make him agree to the deal), has now turned into a disaster, and a morality play. Was it ethical for Case to reach so high, when he knew damn well AOL was not in the same league as TW? Was it ethical for him to use the phony numbers of the bubble and the irrational exhuberance of the internet euphoria of the late 90s to convince Levin that his company was more valuable than it really was?

59 posted on 01/29/2003 4:30:37 PM PST by beckett
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To: beckett
Case-AOL stock holders are winners. They suckered Time Warner real good. SUUUUCKERS!
61 posted on 01/29/2003 4:34:22 PM PST by Destro
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To: beckett
When 2 crooks screw each other I do not waste much time on what is ethical and what isn't.
89 posted on 01/30/2003 7:17:31 AM PST by OperationFreedom
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