Erik Sherman of BNet.com writes Thursday about Microsoft’s decision to no longer issue earnings releases through newswires, and what that might mean to business reporters covering the company.
“The irony is that the change happened at the time that Internet use was exploding. However, the SEC did not want to allow companies to simply post information on their web sites because Internet access was still far from universal.
“Even as use increased, there was no clear rule to say that placing information on a company’s web site would have enough impact as to eliminate the need for other types of distribution. Even as recently as two years ago, corporate lawyers and former SEC officials told me that no companies had yet met the SEC’s criteria for having enough impact.”
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