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Can we get more facts please?
So, I am told of this site which implores citizens to tell Congress not to give telcos immunity.
Look, I am pretty hard on Verizon, AT&T and telcos in general on their economics and innovation quotients, but I would like to know what the telcos did - enthusiastically or under duress - before I can decide whether to support or not their request for immunity.
Is that a catch-22 since national security reasons preclude sharing too many details of their role?
January 30, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink