← Back to context Comment by catalogia 6 years ago Google is a public company, not that it should matter in this context. 2 comments catalogia Reply microcolonel 6 years ago AFAIK “public company” is a misnomer shorthand for “publicly-traded company”, it has nothing to do with "public sector" or similar concepts. Publicly-traded companies are still private corporations. edgyquant 6 years ago It does mean there's a regulated level of transparency force on them
microcolonel 6 years ago AFAIK “public company” is a misnomer shorthand for “publicly-traded company”, it has nothing to do with "public sector" or similar concepts. Publicly-traded companies are still private corporations. edgyquant 6 years ago It does mean there's a regulated level of transparency force on them
AFAIK “public company” is a misnomer shorthand for “publicly-traded company”, it has nothing to do with "public sector" or similar concepts. Publicly-traded companies are still private corporations.
It does mean there's a regulated level of transparency force on them