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On ‘T&C’

May 15, 2013 by Tom Graves

When presented with someone’s ‘terms and conditions’ dialog, how often do you read through the whole thing, and only then click the ‘I have read…’ checkbox, and move on? If you did actually read it, do you truly agree to…

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Categories business, Business Architecture, commitment, enterprise, Enterprise Architecture, Governance, legal-fiction, Power and responsibility, terms and conditions Tags trust

Should companies go to jail?

March 17, 2013 by Tom Graves

Could companies go to jail? An odd-seeming question, I know, but I’ve been musing somewhat on the deeper implications of that strange legal fiction of ‘corporate person’… What started this off was that I went to the local HMV video-store,…

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Categories business, Business Architecture, common-law, company, corporate law, corporation, Futures, legal-fiction, Power and responsibility, RBPEA, Society

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