This was a quantum leap from previous cases which discussed the implied right within the narrow context of specific legislative provisions and whether they contravened the freedom. Unfortunately, the sleaze dimension of these usual suspects has diverted attention from the systemic corruption that lies at the heart of the erosion of privacy. A digital image is a computer file that is stored in a server. The digital image can be transferred by copying the computer file from its host server to other servers. This image can be created by either digitally scanning the original image onto the computer or by using graphic computer software to engineer a digital image.
Content is king, or so the cliche goes.
Super League and the ARL are killing each other for content. At the current rate, they'll be doing it until there's no content left standing. If only public tragedy wasn't so damned unpredictable, you could start up a niche channel. In the first of a 2 part series on anti-siphoning, Brendan Moylan analyses the current legislative and policy regime and explains why it is unfair on pay TV operators and in need of substantive reform. After a brief flurry of interest at the time of the recent Ashes Tour of England, the issue of how to address the problems inherent in the anti-siphoning provisions of the BSA has been side stepped by a Government which has demonstrated a singular inability to act decisively in the area of media policy.