Telecoms giant Bell South demands retraction of NSA spying story
US telecoms giant Bell South is demanding that USA Today prints a retraction to its report in which it said that the telco gave the US National Security Agency domestic phone records.
The outfit has penned a stiff letter to the paper and its owner Gannett demanding an immediate correction. Or else.
Read more (The Inquirer)
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