Thread: The Cult of Kindle? Are we there yet?
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Old 12-12-2007, 07:17 PM   #46
Alisa
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Originally Posted by tsgreer View Post
Now maybe there is some corporate stuff or something you don't anyone to see either, but I for one wouldn't put any work stuff on my Kindle. It's all mine and it's all leisure. Of course, this is just my opinion, but those people who carry around their office stuff 24-7 are crazy. Few people lay on their deathbed and wished that they would have worked more or read more work-related books before they passed.
I can't even put confidential work documents on my home computer. Anything confidential has to go on a machine provided and administered by my IT department. IME this is pretty standard.
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