In this case, the court assumed that putting such a memo on the network drive could be considered publication. It ruled against the employee, however, because the publication was inadvertent. The general manager didn't know that he was publishing it. In order to reach the decision it did, the court had to assume that it was reasonable for the general manager not to know that his files were being saved to a network drive. Send us an e-mail .
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