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The systemic forces nurturing the growth and dominance of global corporations are at the heart of the current human dilemma.
(David Korten)

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Verizon Admits It Handed Over Records 94,000 Times to Gov't

USA: "Verizon Communications -- the nation's second largest telecom company -- has admitted it turned over the private telephone records of its customers to the government 94,000 times since 2005. Verizon made the admission in a letter to Congressional Democrats. The Washington Post reports that in about 700 of the cases, Verizon turned over records even when federal investigators did not have a court order. AT&T and Qwest also responded to inquires from Congress but declined to say how often they handed over customer records. All three companies refused to answer most questions about their involvement in the government's domestic surveillance program."
Democracy Now

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