A Yahoo executive was accused Tuesday of giving false testimony to Congress last year regarding the company's role in the arrest of a Chinese journalist in a case that has raised questions about whether Internet companies should cooperate with governments that deny freedom of speech and frequently crack down on journalists. A House committee wants Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and GC Michael Callahan to clarify at a Nov. 6 hearing the allegedly untruthful testimony Callahan gave Congress in February 2006.
October 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Yahoo Inc. executive was accused Tuesday of giving false testimony to Congress last year regarding the company’s role in the arrest of a Chinese journalist.
A House committee wants Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and general counsel Michael Callahan to clarify at a Nov. 6 hearing the allegedly untruthful testimony Callahan gave Congress in February 2006.
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