Spy bills bad for business - ISP boss and entrepreneur Seeby Woodhouse
Voyager owner speaks out against GCSB, TICS Bills ahead of rally tonight in Auckland
Entrepreneur Seeby Woodhouse says the GCSB Bill and Telco Intercept Bill are bad for business.
Mr Woodhouse, who owns business-focused ISP Voyager Internet, tells NBR ONLINE, "In the TICSs [Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security)] Bill, there is the compulsion that service
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Chris Keall
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
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Spy bills bad for business - ISP boss and entrepreneur Seeby Woodhouse
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