Diebold caught at NYSE on TVEyes????

[preciousdove]

http://consumer.tveyes.com/database/expand.asp?ln=4682953&key=diebold&admin=

CNBC 8/27/03 - 3:59 PM... mid-quarter update tomorrow stock doing well ahead it of joe: novellus along with the entire group up $1 12 almost at new high maria: there is the closing p bell diebold incorporated chairman president and ceo ringing the closing bell taking gavel down on the day the market finished mixed it is 4:00 on wall street welcome to the closing bell, as we take a look maria tyler mathisen off today i m brad goode pretty close to the flat line dow off three points nasdaq so far up 12 as business wraps up for the day s&p squeezing out just a little bit to the positive side by about a third of a point i don t think this company s been punished i think it s been rewarded for its bad acts and i intend to prosecute them criminally i guess it s a little disappointing frankly that oklahoma, decided to if i can use the term, but in on...

I am off to google.

[berry]

1. That's an amazing site--I had no idea anyone was offering such a

service. I did look at the "buy this" page though and it says that you will be contacted (email or phone) about your request to purchase the tape or transcript. It seems awfully cumbersome.... I do know that CNBC is the worst for free transcripts--generally not available, and it's too bad, because there are programs I'd have liked to get. Oh well.

So, do you use it often? Is it free? up until you get greedy for the full transcript? The bit you linked to was interesting--I think it's a machine transcription and that's why it's muddled at times. But interesting, and tantalizing.

The suggestion that Brad Goode (??) makes ON AIR about Diebold's criminal activity is indeed worth a google.

"i don t think this company s been punished i think it s been rewarded for its bad acts and i intend to prosecute them criminally"

He, himself, is going to prosecute? So who is he? Maybe I'll go google too.... And that Oklahoma reference is too incoherent, but...curious.

[althecat]

2. Who said this? "i intend to prosecute them [Diebold] criminally"

Lets hope it was Eliot Spitzer

[berry]

3. The transcript is too muddled to be sure.

It looks as if it's Brad Goode (who, I found out, is a regular anchor on CNBC--but at 5-7am when I never watch. guess he was filling in for "Closing Bell" today). I did google, but turned up nothing--which isn't to say there's nothing out there. Just not at "Diebold + Oklahoma". I suppose it might be possible to email Goode and just ask?

[preciousdove]

5. Just Emailed Closing Bell about the quote.

Will post what I hear back.
:eyes:

[preciousdove]

4. TVEyes

The notification part of the service is free. There is paid service that does the same for radio. I didn't find any more on google last night or the media website. If I find anything else I will update.

[preciousdove]

6. No answer yet about the quote

:kick:

[Changenow]

7. It looks to me like there are two thoughts

in that thread. First the Diebold guy ringing the bell and second the Oklahoma prosecution of MCI.

As far as I know there isn’t much Diebold influence in OK

[seemslikeadream]

8. Lots going on with Diebold in OK.

check google Diebold Oklahoma, going back there now.