Alan writes, "In a formal response to a motion by shareholders to get a vote
requiring AT&T to publish a transparency report the telecom giant has
said, essentially, it's none of your business."
The response claims that the decision (not) to publish a transparency
report is a matter of normal business operation and so should not be
the subject of a shareholder vote. Oh, and anyway they would only
disclose what they've given to law enforcement. Cooperation with the
three-letter-agencies still wouldn't be in the report. So, nyah!
AT&T Responds to Shareholders' Concerns on User Data [Brian X Chen/NYT]
(Thanks, Alan!)
