As anger and upheaval have spread on to American streets, the tame annual meeting season has added to the sense that Big Tech, insulated from the worst of the economic devastation, has retreated into a digital cocoon. Annual shareholder meetings are usually carefully stage-managed by companies to allow shareholders a say without giving up any real control. In person, they are also a chance for shareholders to grab the microphone, at least for a moment, and berate the directors and managers who theoretically act in their name. Read More...
As anger and upheaval have spread on to American streets, the tame annual meeting season has added to the sense that Big Tech, insulated from the worst of the economic devastation, has retreated into a digital cocoon. Annual shareholder meetings are usually carefully stage-managed by companies to allow shareholders a say without giving up any real control. In person, they are also a chance for shareholders to grab the microphone, at least for a moment, and berate the directors and managers who theoretically act in their name.
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