Nov 2, 2007 at 8:55am ET by Barry Schwartz
Yahoo Executive Offers Apology to Lawmakers from the Wall Street Journal reports Michael Callahan, executive vice president and general counsel of Yahoo, issued a statement apologizing for providing incorrect information to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs over the jailed Chinese reporter.
Part of the statement read:
I neglected to directly alert the committee of this new information and that oversight led to a misunderstanding that I deeply regret and have apologized to the Committee for creating
It is alleged that Yahoo’s actions have lead to the imprisonment of a dissident in China, Shi Tao. Shi Tao is now in a Chinese prison for ten years.
For more history on this topic, start with Jerry Yang & Friends Called to Testify on Chinese Dissidents Case and keep clicking back from story to story.
More coverage can be found at Techmeme.
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