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Travis Kalanick, your Senate investigation is arriving now.
After two days of bad press for Uber — starting with the revelation that one of its executives suggested investigating the private lives of journalists, continuing with a bizarre Twitter apology from Kalanick, and culminating with a blog post that raised more concerns than it quelled — the company has attracted the interest of Minnesota Sen. Al Franken.
"The reports suggest a troubling disregard for customers' privacy," writes Franken to the Uber CEO in his capacity as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law. "It appears that on prior occasions your company has condoned use of customers' data for questionable purposes." Read more...
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