--CIO.com
Summary: Microsoft goes to Washington again, hoping to influence the government it has already funded by offering secret agents ("law enforcement" with the pretext of "security") a free ride in datacentresBRAD Smith, Microsoft's general counsel, gave $25,000 to the Obama inauguration (he essentially paid Obama) and although he is not making visits to the White House like Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer do [1, 2, 3] (Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, Steve Ballmer, and his wife Connie Snyder each gave $50,000 to Obama), he still goes to Washington, along with the legion of lobbyists.
--Microsoft, internal document [PDF]
During a visit to Washington, D.C., this morning, Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel, asked the U.S. government to overhaul its laws to make cloud computing more secure and private, and to make it easier for cloud-computing providers and law enforcement officials to track down and prosecute online attackers.
Comments
TheTruth
2010-01-22 00:09:38
Yes, Google is so keep to provide you data to anyone who asks for it, by providing a specific application to automate the process.
So how many warrents would Google have to process to cause them to create a specific application to automate the process ?
Must be ALOT, so you still want to trust Google ? go for it :)
your_friend
2010-01-22 07:23:52