My Box’s 'representation appalling,' Sky TV claims as copyright case continues
The pay-TV operator says My Box and owner Krish Reddy are making false statements to consumers by claiming what My Box offers is legal.
Sky TV’s continued campaign to stamp out businesses it says infringe its copyright has continued in the High Court at Auckland today against Matamata company My Box.
The pay-TV operator says My Box and owner Krish Reddy are making false statements to consumers by claiming what My Box offers is
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Victoria Young
Mon, 05 Mar 2018
Mon, 05 Mar 2018
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My Box’s 'representation appalling,' Sky TV claims as copyright case continues
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