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BT wages war on 'cyber-slacking'

...common place - with the infamous Claire Swire email and that sent by Trevor Luxton, perhaps the two most notorious examples. At the launch of Open... Read more

31 October, 2002 by Will Sturgeon

Trevor Luxton takes up the Claire Swire mantle - but don't sack him, not for that

...on - where have you been? The silicon.com newsroom first received the Trevor Luxton email, replete with the chain of dozens of people who had... Read more

4 October, 2002 by silicon.com staff

Silly banker resigns over saucy email

Trevor Luxton packs his bags... The man at the centre of the latest... Read more

22 October, 2002 by Graham Hayday

Email blunder leaves councillor in tight spot

...email he wrote describing his sexual exploits was forwarded around the world. Trevor Luxton had emailed a description of how a friend's ex-girlfriend... Read more

8 August, 2003 by Matt Loney

Re:Viewing 2002 - Whatever happened to the dot-coms?

From the sublime to the ridiculous, via acquisitions, profitability, Googlewhacking, scandal and the eBay bride... Read more

23 December, 2002 by Will Sturgeon

Silly banker suspended for sending saucy email

...echo of the infamous Claire Swire email of 2000, 22-year old Trevor Luxton emailed five friends on Wednesday 2 October to describe how a... Read more

4 October, 2002 by Graeme Wearden

Sex email rebounds on city banker

...echo of the infamous "Claire Swire" email of 2000, 22-year old Trevor Luxton emailed five friends on Wednesday 2 October to describe how a... Read more

4 October, 2002 by Graeme Wearden

5 years ago... Web to end marital disputes

...the name of Brian Tindle added to those of Claire Swire and Trevor Luxton in the internet hall of shame. In extreme cases some husbands... Read more

26 July, 2004 by silicon.com staff

Hard line on email abuse is heading to Europe

...email and the notorious episodes of over-night sensations Clare Swire and Trevor Luxton whose very public indiscretions dragged their companies into disrepute. But while... Read more

17 June, 2003 by Will Sturgeon

Re:Viewing 2002: Whatever happened to the dot-coms?

...as £1bn. Not to be outdone, a banker by the name of Trevor Luxton announced himself to the world in October (http://www.silicon.com... Read more

1 December, 2002 by Will Sturgeon

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