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Timmy City wrote:

The company has now released its own statement, “ We appreciate the expansion of the world wide internet into Orson. This move will help expand personal freedoms and commerce within Orson and abroad. As the intranet is phased out, this leaves former intranet hosting stations that can be turned into global data centers. Pursuant to this policy we continue to serve the Orsonian market as one of the leading providers of internet access and hope to work with global providers and governments. While Novoian sanctions didn’t allow us to establish communication operations, we are establishing a legal office in Santa Catalina to communicate with relevant global authorities and are asking Novoian,Malian, and Cybsuian authorities to formally review their policies towards working with our company.

The Orson Empire wrote:

In response to international backlash against ORSOComm's initial public offering, the Imperial Council has released a press statement affirming that the Ministry of State Security no longer has any authority or control over the company, due to the recently-passed Media Deregulation Act. The Orsonet (Orsonian intranet) is in the process of being privatized and merged into the wider World Wide Web. International investors should no longer fear interference from Imperial agents, and the company is free to pursue its own policies in Orson and abroad.

Palomino has commented that "privatization does not equal absolution in the eyes of Wagain law. Even with an independent board of directors, ORSOComm and its subsidiaries remain a pillar of the Orsonian economy, and undoubtedly constitute a major source of revenue for the state's coffers. ORSOComm systems have many civilian applications, but they are also used to power the war machine which currently marches against our Malian and Mamaran allies. While Wagondia looks forward to a future in which strong bonds of trade can be restored with the Orsonian people, we will continue in the interim to persecute those who sanction genocide with their wallets."