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EU-USA: US phone system to be run by EU company?

29 September 2014

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"with a European-based company now favored for the job, some current and former intelligence officials — who normally stay out of the business of awarding federal contracts — say they are concerned that the government’s ability to trace reams of phone data used in terrorism and law enforcement investigations could be hindered."

See the story: Spy Agencies Urge Caution on Phone Deal (New York Times, link)

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