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True - and then what? The leaked episodes may have been stolen or can be claimed to have been stolen. Anyway, the horses have bolted and the damage is done.
by sorokod 12y ago
True - and then what? The leaked episodes may have been stolen or can be claimed to have been stolen.
Anyway, the horses have bolted and the damage is done.
- cpeterso 12y agoYes, but the leaker would be blacklisted from all future HBO (and possibly partner) pre-release materials.
- tbabb 12y agoAnd probably sued into oblivion.
- sorokod 12y agoDo you know for a fact that the leaker is the same person (organisation?) that has received the official HBO material? Maybe it is more like this: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/expendables-3-online-leak-two-arrested-over-damaging-pre-release-movie-piracy-1476498 http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/expendables-3-online-leak-two-arres...
- c22 12y agoMaybe so, but HBO isn't obligated to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Arguably if someone can't keep the screener secured from internet thieves they're still not a trustworthy guardian of the content.