- December 18, 2025
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The ubiquitous cell phone is perfect for surreptitiously making videos of private gatherings, as Mitt Romney found out recently.
But the same warning applies to corporate chiefs: Better watch what you say at company meetings, even if they're not open to the public.
A video of a staff meeting at the Tampa Tribune to tell employees about the newspaper's acquisition by private equity firm Revolution Capital Group was yanked from YouTube shortly after it was posted, presumably because it was recorded without the new management's permission.