Slowly, but surely it's making the round. It seems, that all it took was a little time. Perhaps some journalists out there actually take just that (time) and do some research before publishing a story ;-)

Poor Erdgeist (who posted his mobile number at the end of our press statement) has had a "large number of unusual conversations today" as he has told me just earlier...

Even good ol' Spiegel has joined the merry band. I think now it's safe to say, that the issue is out and can no longer be 'ignored away'.

Of course, we're all still waiting for a statement from T-Com themselves - but at least now we can do that a whole lot more relaxed ;-)

Stay tuned and <radio-dj-voice>"remember, where you heard it first!"</radio-dj-voice>

Update: Oh, and btw. tagesschau.de has put the story back on, together with an update about the shutdown of the T-Com servers. Still, a radio-interview with the Hessische Rundfunk had first been requested and then cancelled again last minute. (Purported) reason: "Not enough relevance, too few people affected." Hello?! There are at least 700.000 customers at OBSOC...