You've shifted the context to argue a nonsense point. If NYT published info, and that's how you became aware of it, yes, it's Public. But that was not the con

You've shifted the context to argue a nonsense point. If NYT published info, and that's how you became aware of it, yes, it's Public. But that was not the context I was replying to. My reply is in the context an individual employee making private information public. A journalist informing GenPop of data is very different than an employee leaking. Talk to your contracts or securities council for the details - scope and context are important.