Jonathan Schwartz, avid blogger and chief executive of Sun Microsystems Inc., has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow companies to disclose significant financial information through blogs. With a growing number of major companies now publishing corporate blogs or online diaries, and an SEC chairman with a penchant for technological innovation, Schwartz is making the case for blogs -- including his on the Sun Web site -- as a way to expand investors' access to information.
October 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jonathan Schwartz, avid blogger and chief executive of Sun Microsystems Inc., has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow companies to disclose significant financial information through blogs.
With a growing number of major companies now publishing corporate blogs or online diaries, and an SEC chairman with a penchant for technological innovation, Schwartz is making the case for blogs — including his on the Sun Web site — as a way to expand investors’ access to information.
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