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It's unlikely this would stop at just $90M/year. There's no reason to believe the daily fine wouldn't continuously increase, or that executives wouldn't eventu
by tjohns 12y ago
It's unlikely this would stop at just $90M/year.
There's no reason to believe the daily fine wouldn't continuously increase, or that executives wouldn't eventually be put in jail for contempt.
And keep in mind you can be held in jail indefinitely for contempt of court, as long as you remain in noncompliance.
- adventured 12y agoNot to mention that if they really felt the need to break Yahoo, the Feds have a vast array of ways to do so. The fine is the most trivial approach in their arsenal. And if we wander into nefarious approaches, well, Yahoo was going to comply no matter what if the Feds felt like they needed it to happen for PRISM to be effective.
- tootie 12y agoAnd again, good luck sending a Yahoo exec to jail with no public explanation.