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Is that actually going to matter to a company like the Gamma Group, though? They have enough governmental cover that they can pretty much do what they want, it
by drivingmenuts 14y ago
Is that actually going to matter to a company like the Gamma Group, though? They have enough governmental cover that they can pretty much do what they want, it seems like.
I'm genuinely asking - how do you even begin to prosecute a violation by a company like that?
- contingencies 14y agoCertainly not by building a case through local mass media. Assange often quotes a statistic that the UK has more media gag orders in operation at any given time than any other state on earth.
- betterunix 14y agoIn theory, the British government has not been above the law for 800 years. If the government will give this company a free pass on trademark and copyright violations, then I guess those 800 years have come to an end.
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