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For a second, I thought this was an Onion article about a spicy TMZ story or something... A publicly traded company could have a "right to privacy"? What a co

For a second, I thought this was an Onion article about a spicy TMZ story or something... A publicly traded company could have a "right to privacy"? What a country.

yuhong 16y ago
Well, many of them have confidential info about stuff like products in development.
- yardie 16y ago
  So if your secret recipe contains 11 herbs, spices, and a pinch of dioxin that should be confidential?
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  - bitskits 16y ago
    That's a different issue than what is described in the article. What AT&T seems to be asking for is a "freedom from embarrassment", rather than a protection of trade secrets.