Executive of telecom giant that aided NSA spying is on India's cyber security panel

April 08, 2014 11:04

In other news: Sensitive government committees aimed at boosting India's cyber security and formulating its internet policy have featured intensive participation by representatives of US telecom giant AT&T, a company with a record of voluntary participation in online spying by the US, and a strong interest in ensuring rules of the internet road favour large corporations.
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