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A few weeks ago, one of our execs at work asked me to think about "open" social networks.

I found out from one of your account execs that you were in New York when I thought you were in Atlanta. . .

Studio execs, however, thought no one wanted to see a stark, honest vision of race and fear and lives in collision in modern America.

Some telecom execs suspect Apple is trying to gain the upper hand in talks with DoCoMo.

As 3M execs see it, everything coming out of a plant is either product, byproduct (which can be reused or sold), or waste.

What do you think about the assessment of these high-profile and popular trends being identified as threats by IT execs in government?

Execs get a demo -- and say that this isn't what they wanted.

Why not charge the execs of the company that made the camera that was used to film the incident?

Wall Street execs have been whining for two years that to reduce pay incentives and bonuses would cost the firms their best talent.

The contingent comes seeking funds and distribution for projects from a host of industry execs also rounded up for the event.

This transition of services from individual departments to central IT was called 'turning the organization on its side' by many IBM execs.

Apparently she was given the boot by execs yesterday, the same day Ellen DeGeneres announced her departure from the TV talent show.

Some media execs point to the ubiquity of Microsoft's distribution as well as the operating system's user-friendly design.

Microsoft execs must believe Powerset can be a weapon in its battle with Google.

More MySpace execs will soon be leaving, voluntarily or not, as Van Natta fills the gaps and adds loyal lieutenants.

So you better believe this next assault will be one of attempting to win the hearts and minds of hotel industry execs and hotel owners.

Unless told otherwise, most non-execs of large companies expect to fly club class on long flights as a matter of course.

The idea is for execs at tech companies spend three minutes on three tech companies that they think are going to matter in three years.

Come Monday, Obama demonstrated that there was something to be done: Try to shame AIG execs into turning down their "retention payments. "

They may be very good engineers, or sales people, or marketing, or execs.

Organizations whose C-level execs buy bundles do save money -- lots of it.

J. P. Morgan is in good company. Most boards continue to give huge bonuses to execs while they lay off workers.

None of this means that non-execs should keep quiet.

Tope-retail execs took compensation hits during the recession, but many are still million-dollar babies.

In this case, you may need to still do the dog-and-pony show for the execs, but don't let that stop you from doing what you need to do.

Or the execs that are getting paid could volunteer to return all or a portion of the money.

In all, 57% of the tech execs surveyed by KPMG expected the economy to have recovered by next year?

Attend company events and introduce yourself to upper-level execs - and CC them on those laudatory emails you're forwarding.

He's in New York. Sucking up to ad execs.

He's seen music execs and country music fans squirm at the thought of homosexuality.

The Sundance Festival opens Friday in Park City, Utah, where YouTube execs will be visiting and networking with filmmakers.

By doing this, MySpace execs say they're hoping to protect their company from copyright-infringement lawsuits.

So is it really any great surprise that a few of the company's execs have been treated to some nice financial bonuses for the extra effort?

Tappin said chief execs should surround themselves with a support network.

I dare Cartoon Network to show me one, just one, non-brain-dead viewer (obviously excluding Cartoon Network execs) who enjoys Pokemon.

The show, a zeitgeisty hit, likely will have other Bing attachments, and network execs said they haven't received any formal fan complaints.

Some execs say that problems at Freescale stalled Motorola's efforts.

According to Sherman, Times execs have settled on the meter, which will allow readers to view a certain amount of stories for free.

A number of current MySpace execs are hoping for the job, particularly Jeff Berman , president of sales and marketing.

Initially, Levy says his idea was met with surprise by other hospital execs, particularly the CFO.

While NBA execs are skeptical of Ricky Rubio's athleticism, his leadership and resolve can't be doubted.

In Guber's case, he had to make the plight of the great ape feel urgent to studio execs.

Even though the company is performing very well, the amounts paid to top execs seem excessive.

The Apartment (1960)To curry favor with his betters a man lets company execs use his apartment for trysts.

Clearly, American execs are very bullish on China.

The memo now circulating shows that Microsoft execs are well aware of the search giant's impact.

Our studio execs are really good, we have awesome producers and we've got a team of strong people.

But the greedy execs wanted to put a stranglehold on content, and the consumer just didn't want to play their game.

Creating kernel_thread, which execs the init command in the filesystem and displays the lign prompt.

Although not poor -- the top execs could walk away with $95 million.

Plane of Australian mine execs missing in Cameroon.

But if I force the non-execs into steerage I will be losing their goodwill. What should I do?

After all, how can the non-execs really understand what goes on?

Execs say the technology is top notch and customers close by.

Finally, it's a sad reflection of how few women there are among top corporate execs that Krawcheck's and Bartz' gender is even notable.

We know how that ended, but more important, the execs Zuckerberg has met with all will have some ideas on how to navigate these issues.

She's reshuffling execs and aiming to trim $1 billion in costs this year.

Jobs flew east to show the service to other Time Warner execs.

Citi execs in Asia have said they would like to have 12, 000 employees, and more than 100 branches, within three years.

Rockart, J. F. "Chief Execs Define Their Own Data Needs. " HBR (Mar-Apr. 1979). Reprint # 79209.

But the older execs?

Realizing they were in trouble, company execs last year swung into action.

Here's what we know for sure, based on comments from Microsoft execs.

Though security execs work hard to quantify their contributions to the business,

Too many execs focus on profits and fail to build trustand inspire employees