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Employee E-mails Often Admit Bad Behavior; Digital Footprints Pose Risk; Fess Up Before You're Exposed, Expert Advises

It's easier than ever to snoop on e-mail -- and even on "confidential" digital transactions. What you say or do online can bite you.

All kinds of misbehaviors are more likely to be exposed today than in less watchful times. So sometimes it's better for businesses to come clean about dirty laundry before it becomes public, says a communications authority, Dale L. Klamfoth of Communispond Inc.

Eliot Spitzer resigned recently as New York's governor after his digital money transfers led to a call girl scandal. Using a preemptive confession, his successor, David Paterson, announced....

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