Talking About Your Own Company Online
from the don't-like-where-this-is-going dept
Internet stock bulletin boards, like those found on Yahoo! are famous for the unsubstantiated hype that comes from idiot investors trying to move the stock. Generally, companies will monitor what people are saying about them, but refuse to get involved for legal issues. Apparently, however, Zamba isn't following those rules. Their CEO and chairman regularly post to the bulletin board and stand up for their company. I understand what they're saying, but if anything ever goes wrong, or if they post something and leave out a bit of information, or are at all misleading, they're opening themselves up for a huge legal problem.
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