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Enron CEO Using Internet to Aid Against Criminal Prosecution Posted by Pile (5581 views) [E-Mail link] Despite the bankrupty of his company, former Enron CEO Ken Lay apparently still has some money to spend on spin. The former chairman's computer-literate litigation team is making use of 'sponsored links,' which appear prominently in searches for a word or name in an Internet search engine. Searching the internet for terms such as "Enron scandal" or "Ken Lay" will produce a page with a sponsored link to www.kenlayinfo.com, the Lay defense team "snowjob page" that purpports to offer you "The Truth" [BARF]. Lay pays 5 to 12 cents each time someone clicks on the link. Click early and click often!   1 Article displayed.

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