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Who Wants ChoicePoint CEO's Home Number?

By CL staff

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | March 3, 2005

We admit, publishing someone's personal info without his or her permission is kind of rude. But selling such info is how ChoicePoint CEO Derek V. Smith makes a living, so he can't be opposed to it, right? After all, Smith earns about $17 million annually in salary, bonuses, stock options and other compensation.

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