Accused of obfuscation by MPs, AIQ exec once again denies engaging in illegal activities

The House Ethics Committee is now mulling recommending a contempt of Parliament charge be brought against AggregateIQ CEO Zack Massingham as it works to prepare an interim report.

AggregateIQ chief operating officer Jeff Silvester, pictured just ahead of his testimony before the House of Commons' Access to Information, Ethics, and Privacy Committee on June 12. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT

June 12, 2018

House Ethics Committee members say they feel no closer to the truth after a second, almost three-hour meeting on Tuesday with AggregateIQ, a small Canadian company caught up in the Cambridge Analytica-Facebook data-breach scandal. “This hearing was completely unsatisfactory because the serious qu...

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