'Pirate' reckons he’s found a loophole to thwart Sky TV’s $2.8m damages case
PLUS: Does Sky have a case against these resellers of so-called “Kodi” boxes? Intellectual property specialist Rick Shera weighs in.
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My Box co-founder Krish Reddy says his lawyers have found a loophole that will thwart Sky TV’s $2.8 million damages case against his company – or at least delay it.
Last week, Sky won the right to an urgent hearing in its case against My Box, which sells set-top boxes that for a one-off fee (up
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'Pirate' reckons he’s found a loophole to thwart Sky TV’s $2.8m damages case
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