Here's the deal. There are things that a publicly traded company can not have a PR for because it is not material information in relation to the company nor a material event and therefore is subject to scrutiny by the SEC. Should Kyle choose to make a PR on info that is not "material" he could be subject to fines or punishment from the SEC in some way. So certain information can not, legally, be released publicly without risk to the company.

However, that doesn't mean it's not information that I myself would not find informative.

And, it is not information that would be considered "private" or "insider".

Just stuff that, you know, people want to know.

Does that make sense?