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To escape the dull Iraq Inquiry, Prime Minister’s Question Time in which he never answers a question, MPs expenses, etc., etc., I searched for something to lift the mood.
I found it with the story of the Australian banker who, while a colleague was being interviewed on television, was seen in the background to be looking at half-naked women on his computer screen until he realised with a shock that he was being filmed.
The man in question has reportedly been meeting executives to determine his future, while the bank has emailed all 11,500 staff around the world telling them to familiarise themselves with its internet policy.
Footage of the man’s stupidity has become a hit on the internet and probably in the process given the bank some good publicity.
The chances are though that anyone watching this particular interview was more likely to have been focused on what was going on in the background rather than what was actually being said by the man being interviewed!
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To escape the dull Iraq Inquiry, Prime Minister’s Question Time in which he never answers a question, MPs expenses, etc., etc., I searched for something to lift the mood.
I found it with the story of the Australian banker who, while a colleague was being interviewed on television, was seen in the background to be looking at half-naked women on his computer screen until he realised with a shock that he was being filmed.
The man in question has reportedly been meeting executives to determine his future, while the bank has emailed all 11,500 staff around the world telling them to familiarise themselves with its internet policy.
Footage of the man’s stupidity has become a hit on the internet and probably in the process given the bank some good publicity.
The chances are though that anyone watching this particular interview was more likely to have been focused on what was going on in the background rather than what was actually being said by the man being interviewed!
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