ISPs must take responsibility for Sony movie leaks, MP Says

holytoledo · December 7, 2014

but come on, how can you not see 110 TB data flowing out????? I meant, if they did not notice then either there is a brick, or the safety department must go and find a completely different career

1. and same here about US, but still I have an opinion about you guys:)

2. for me this 15 ish degree just fine... although I must try that weather once

3. we have some bellends here and there, sorry about them

4. I am not sure wether it was a 3rd party who sorted the security, I read somewhere that they spent $250M on security... and thats a lot

5. That is why I think something is fishy, and drives were used physically

6. I do not even know why they had the preview version for movies that comes out next year...

We should, like, totally become friends, brah.

Mooshi · December 7, 2014

The only thing keeping Sony relevant is nostalgia to their studio headphones and the PS4 as far as I'm concerned. Film rarely excites me anymore. This would be the equivalent of Coca Cola wanting to press charges against a store owner because a thief stole Coke products. Sony, get rekt.

kuddlesworth9419 · December 7, 2014

but come on, how can you not see 110 TB data flowing out????? I meant, if they did not notice then either there is a brick, or the safety department must go and find a completely different career

1. and same here about US, but still I have an opinion about you guys:)

2. for me this 15 ish degree just fine... although I must try that weather once

3. we have some bellends here and there, sorry about them

4. I am not sure wether it was a 3rd party who sorted the security, I read somewhere that they spent $250M on security... and thats a lot

5. That is why I think something is fishy, and drives were used physically

6. I do not even know why they had the preview version for movies that comes out next year...

Well they didn't notice did they. Only until it was too late and all of their PC's stopped functioning.

mr moose · December 7, 2014

Well, if we are going to hold the ISP responsible for piracy and hacking big companies etc, then we should also hold them responsible for child porn rings, online drug sales, any virus/malware that causes financial losses and all other illegal online activity. We may as well just take the ISP managers/directors and lock them up, disband the internet and be done with it, obviously there is no way to win here with such dumb arse fuckwits in government.