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To: paper_doctor who wrote (320)	11/16/2005 1:42:47 PM
From: rrm_bcnu	Respond to of 799

Ouch.. that is just a bit more than coincidence. I wonder if it's just laziness or worse... rrm

To: paper_doctor who wrote (320)	11/16/2005 1:54:19 PM
From: Nihontochicken	Respond to of 799

Wow, nice find, thanks! I was contemplating a bottom feed here, but to see a plagiarized fluff PR does not instill much faith. Really dumb move, IMO. Too bad, looked to have some potential. NC

To: paper_doctor who wrote (320)	11/16/2005 2:52:23 PM
From: rrm_bcnu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 799

Spoke with Brian Robertson, CEO of IPMG. He stated that his consultants helped to put the PR together, that he was looking into the matter. He seemed embarrassed that they put him into this position. I'm uncertain of what to think here. He knows that making false statements in public releases can get him in very deep kim chee with the SEC. I would expect him to seriously consider replacing his PR consultants. In this day and age it seems like everyone will google research for everything from term papers to technical formulae. This could be just an innocent mistake, but I'll bet you that he will be very critical of what goes in quotes on any future PR. Nice catch pd. rrm