Lies and the Lying C.E.O.'s Who Tell Them
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Testimony in the case of Oracle v. PeopleSoft last week turned to the issue of corporate lies, and it spoke volumes about the time we live in.
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Corporation to make statement about former Blue Peter editor and up to 25 other staff allegedly involved in viewer deception.
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Erudite miscreants can teach us the tricks of their trade, and how not to be tricked again.
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Q I have a co-worker who constantly gossips about our clients and other co-workers behind their backs, including me. How do I handle this?
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Both sides of the political spectrum twist the truth in their media briefs, according to a website that's tracking the spin. The system of half truths make it hard for ordinary folks to become informed.
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The Truth? Oh, yeah, good luck trying to find that out. We will never find out exactly what happened to or with Terrell Owens on the night of Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2006. Could a police report somehow be wrong or inaccurate or even doctored? Afraid so. Would a publicist lie? Without question. An efficient publicist is a trained and practiced ...
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KenSilverstein says he lied, deceived and fabricated to get the story.
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The WorldCom employee who uncovered a massive accounting fraud tells the full, twisting tale in a new book
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We all want to know about the hotel heiressâs time in jail. The question is whether news organizations should give her money to tell us. A media-ethics expert weighs in.
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Honesty isn't always the most profitable policy.
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By MAGGIE BARRY  SEX attackers who go missing face being named and shamed in a tough police crackdown.   Proposed measures to keep track of them also include satellite tracking and lie detector tests.
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I must admit to being of two conflicting minds when it comes to the anti-Kerry activities of the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. On the one hand, there is nothing that makes my blood boil more than a fraudulent Vietnam veteran.
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Does Apple sow disinformation among its workers to sniff out leakers? Commentary by Leander Kahney.
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Guilty until proven innocent Also in this week's column:â¦
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One of these days, a government expert will be punished for lying on a witness stand. Raising his right hand. Swearing to tell the truth.
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There's an open secret in medicine: Patients lie. They lie about how much they smoke and whether they're taking their medicine. They understate how much they drink and overstate how much they exercise. They feign symptoms to get appointments quicker and ask doctors to hide the truth from insurance companies.
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By Ojala, Marydee  It's human nature to make assumptions. We hear or read something and assume it's true (or untrue) based on our previous experience or on how the information is presented. This can be dangerous.