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'Porno banker' resignation causes a stir

By silicon.com

Published: Thursday 03 June 2004

Reader Comments

I thouught Mr Soden resigned because he had been (...
Anonymous

If the guy is stupid enough to do this and get cau...
Slarty Blartfast

I find it interesting why this company didn't have...
Mark Lisle

I believe he did the right thing in resigning. Por...
Anonymous

Reading playboy in your lunch hour is your own bus...
Anthony Hunt

This is absolutly Krazy! The head of a bank has to...
femi Jaye

I think most comments I have seen are missing the ...
Anonymous

You have to ask yourself if this wasn't perhaps th...
Anonymous

Ok so the man viewed porn and got caught but to wh...
Howard Knopler

Personal opinions about porn aside, he was caught ...
Karl Buckland

I feel I must add my comment to this.... Thing I d...
Geoff Maxwell

What a dumbass - someone of that rank and above al...
Anonymous

As porn surfing is usually a dismissible offence, ...
PJ

Dont view porn at work!! Simple, buy a pC and use...
Frank

This is really very simple in my view. If the Bank...
Anonymous

SO, Is there a job Going spare... If so, can...
Anonymous

Reminds me of the time the Chief Constable of Some...
David J Walker

People seem to be saying that it's not the fact th...
shanem01@o2.co.uk

The principle is there was a policy, and in his po...
Anonymous

Whilst employed by a global multinational in what ...
Anonymous

Whilst employed by a global multinational in what ...
Anonymous

This was preventable. A proper content filter w...
Paul Kitchen

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