New Reporting Rules Help Streaming Companies
from the side-effects dept
Due to new rules from the SEC companies need to be more open with their reporting of information to investors. The idea is that information has to be available to everyone, and not just the big institutional players. This has been in effect for a little while now, and many companies have been moving towards this over the past few months anyway. Now, here's a story that points out one side-effect of this rule: companies that provide web streaming services are suddenly in demand as companies want to use web streaming to report any information to the public.
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