This entire saga is mind-blowing to watch. I firmly believe LaLiga is completely in the wrong here and are trying to scare pirating customers into paying by suing everyone even remotely connected to this. Their behavior actually makes the internet worse for their paying customers as well.
Any remotely competent judge would shut this behavior down immediately, but money talks in this case I guess. I'm interested in seeing how far they get in these court cases. Could anybody knowledgable in Spanish law take a guess as to how these cases will end?
related: Cloudflare takes legal action over LaLiga's "disproportionate blocking efforts" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43157000
This entire saga is mind-blowing to watch. I firmly believe LaLiga is completely in the wrong here and are trying to scare pirating customers into paying by suing everyone even remotely connected to this. Their behavior actually makes the internet worse for their paying customers as well.
Any remotely competent judge would shut this behavior down immediately, but money talks in this case I guess. I'm interested in seeing how far they get in these court cases. Could anybody knowledgable in Spanish law take a guess as to how these cases will end?