The Register reports that Diebold has hurt its relationship with customers and election officials with their
pathetic voting machine fiasco.
Negative publicity about the voting machines – such as the HBO documentary Hacking Democracy – has cast a shadow over the 150-year old company, analysts say. Until its move into e-voting, the firm was better known for its safes and automated teller machines.
Which, of course, anyone would now question the ATMs as well. The article goes on to speculate that Diebold may try to sell off the division… if anyone would buy it.
Lastly, can we all just share a little chuckle at the name? Die… bold. Well, they're dying alright.
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