Germany Plans to Ban Computer Companies That Work With NSA From Sensitive Public Contracts
Beyond the political fallout of NSA spying, there is a considerable risk that there will be serious economic consequences too.
Germany Plans To Ban Computer Companies That Work With NSA From Sensitive Public Contracts (via Techdirt)
As early as June last year, Techdirt noted that beyond the political fallout of NSA spying, there is a considerable risk that there will be serious economic consequences too. That’s because other countries are now aware that one way the NSA has been…
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