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« Birth of a Blog | Main | Bredesen to Campaign For Income Tax Architect Rochelle » October 10, 2006Sun CEO Seeks Permission to Issue Earnings Reports Via His Blog
A regulation known as "Reg FD," or Regulation Fair Disclosure - which attempts to ensure no one audience gets preferential access to material non-public information. It's a great concept, designed to prevent selective disclosure, or actions that might advantage one investor over another.He's right of course. Here's hoping the SEC will look kindly on the request. Posted in Economy & Business
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You bet the SEC wants internet disclosure -- xbrl, baby (extensible business reporting language ). "Interactive Data" has been Cox's crusade. It doesn't require net disclosure but it enables it. Even if there isn't a required repository of internet links there is nothing to keep corporations from putting their results on their IR tabs now. NPOs and government units will soon follow Posted by: Ed Dodds at October 11, 2006 8:42 AMSpeaking of Interactive Data, the one question I can GUARANTEE WILL NOT BE ASKED of Bredesen or Bryson this weekend ( see debate schedule at lwvtn.org ) will be whether each would commit Tennessee to producing a web-based number crunchable budget ( xbrl ) referring to a NGA.org sponsored "State's Universal Chart of Accounts" which will allow apples to apples comparison. Posted by: Ed Dodds at October 11, 2006 9:41 AMPost a comment
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