Murry Gunty

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Murry N. Gunty is the founder and head of Blackstreet Capital, a private equity fund based in Bethesda, Maryland.[1]

[edit] Controversy

Gunty attracted widespread media attention when he, or one of his representatives, requested that blogger Mark Pincus redact his name from an essay about ethics where Pincus claimed that Gunty engaged in unethical behavior at the Harvard School of Business.[2] [3] Gunty's camp claimed that the blogger violated his right to privacy; the blogger claimed First Amendment free speech protection. The controversy was discussed throughout the blogosphere.[4] [5]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Blackstreet Capital
  2. ^ Washington Post, Hard-Learned Lesson: Don't Try to Censor A Blogger
  3. ^ Mark Pincus Blog
  4. ^ If Murry Gunty didn’t exist we’d have to invent him
  5. ^ SixApart Forgets Censorship Is Bad

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