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• Wisconsin DA sued for failing to produce email
  Scott Southworth, the district attorney for Juneau County, Wisconsin, was recently sued by OneWisconsin claiming he did not produce an email he was required to under the state's various public records laws. […]
• Former Suffolk, Viriginia official alleges email abuse
  Sharon Thornhill, the former voter registrar for Suffolk, Virginia who resigned on August 6, is now alleging she was forced to step down from her position. Furthermore, Thornhill reports receiving a pornographic email from the address of David Sylvia, who currently serves as secretary for the Suffolk Electoral Board. […]
• United Nations email shows knowledge of Congo rapes
  The New York Times recently reported the United Nations had knowledge of rapes occurring in a remote area of the Democratic Republic of Congo long before the organization initially reported. An email leaked from the agency to the Times contained confidential information and detailed efforts to protect humanitarian workers currently stationed in the central A […]
• Longer work days, more messages opens up chances for email abuse
  Xobni, a company that develops add-on solutions for Microsoft, recently reported the advent of mobile technology and cloud-based email services has resulted in longer work days for most Americans. Furthermore, using smartphones and other mobile devices greatly increases the likelihood for security breaches of confidential information. […]
• White House forced to respond to former Senator Alan Simpson's email
  White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs recently reported the Obama administration will not remove former Senator Alan Simpson from his current post co-chairman of a budget commission founded by the president. Simpson was scrutinized in recent weeks for using an inapproriate word in an email sent to a critic regarding the state of Social Security in the Uni […]