Shareholder activists are increasingly turning to the web to get their message across. Plus this month's technology round-up
These days it's hard to find an IR conference or open an issue of Investor Relations that doesn't heavily feature the internet. The web is everywhere. If it's not occupying our computer screens, it's advertised on billboards, on television. It's in the newspaper, it's on the radio. The web is news. In IR, the high profile of the net is hardly surprising considering how it has revolutionized investor relations practices in the past few years. It's hard to remember a time before IR web sites, days
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