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Not worked too well how? No revenue loss. No government penalties. Allowed to freak out at government spying with righteous anger on behalf of the customer. I
by poolpool 13y ago
Not worked too well how? No revenue loss. No government penalties. Allowed to freak out at government spying with righteous anger on behalf of the customer.
I dunno, looks like as a business everyone has made it through a-ok.
- us0r 13y agohttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-10/nsa-spying-seen-risking-billions-in-u-s-technology-sales.html http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-10/nsa-spying-seen-ris... Clearly your unfamiliar with the rest of the world. They have all pretty much said your screwing up our business.
- CamperBob2 13y agoAnd you expected them to say...?
- us0r 13y agoI don't know but the more billion dollar businesses that are complaining the more likely something is going to be done (let's not forget who funds elections). Maybe they gamed Google and Yahoo so well cause their "new" computers from Apple, Dell or whoever are being routed by UPS or Fedex to them first. Nothing would be too surprising at this point. Either way they should and hopefully will get a proper outing and when their names start getting ran through the press that's going to be xx more pissed off corporations.
- elithrar 13y ago> (let's not forget who funds elections) Defence contractors? Telcos? Hollywood? Pharmaceutical companies? The big tech companies most of us talk about here are in the minority when it comes to lobbying, from what I understand.