Vanessa Farquharson, Canadian Business

Your boss reads your instant messages

In most major scandals, compromising emails are used as one of the main, supporting sources of evidence. Investigators wrapping up the LIBOR scandal have gotten their hands on yet another type of proof, though; employees private instant messages.

By Vanessa Farquharson, Canadian Business |November 20, 2012

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