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Statement from CFC - Theft of IP

Serious stuff.

http://www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2016-09-04/carlton-fc-statement
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Re: Statement from CFC - Theft of IP

Reply #2 –
Excuse my ignorance, if you haven't already ;). What's been stolen exactly??
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Reply #3 –
Quote from: LoveNavy – on
Excuse my ignorance, if you haven't already ;). What's been stolen exactly??

It seems to be some potentially important info in regards to who we are targetting in the draft(s).

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Reply #4 –
Is that like leaked information?
Gee if so, that could really spoil our chances and potentially our bigger plans too. couldn't it?
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Reply #5 –
Quote from: LoveNavy – on
Is that like leaked information?
Gee if so, that could really spoil our chances and potentially our bigger plans too. couldn't it?

Kinda.

Its more like someone reading your diary. ;)

You have things in there that nobody is supposed to know about.

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Reply #6 –
Could prove costly as our negioation positions could have been compromised.
Reality always wins in the end.

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Reply #8 –
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The Blues released a statement on Sunday, outlining their concerns after a website posted what it claimed to be Carlton's recruitment plans for its women's team.

Anyone know what website it was published on?

(edit..Reading that a Collingwood Bigfooty poster entered a room where the names of targeted draftees were listed and took a snap.)

Re: Statement from CFC - Theft of IP

Reply #9 –
Is that illegal?
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Reply #10 –
Need a lawyer to give a view, but corporate espionage is certainly illegal.
And certainly stealing Intellectual Property can see significant damages awarded to those that have the data stolen.
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Reply #11 –
Quote from: Lods – on
Anyone know what website it was published on?

(edit..Reading that a Collingwood Bigfooty poster entered a room where the names of targeted draftees were listed and took a snap.)

I've found one photo which has a list of 10 or so names on it and is a breakdown of forwards we are looking at. Along with a list of key attributes to look for.

Not sure if there are similar for mids and backs.....or whatever else there may have been though

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Reply #12 –
Quote from: mateinone – on
Need a lawyer to give a view, but corporate espionage is certainly illegal.
And certainly stealing Intellectual Property can see significant damages awarded to those that have the data stolen.

Yeah I'm  just wondering if taking a photo of a white board qualifies?

Where was the board so that a Collingwood  fan could take a snap?
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Reply #13 –
Quote from: madbluboy – on
Yeah I'm  just wondering if taking a photo of a white board qualifies?

Where was the board so that a Collingwood  fan could take a snap?

Fairfax has decided not to publish the photograph(s) so the threat contained in the club's statement must carry some weight.
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Reply #14 –
Quote from: Baggers – on
Seems to be the recruiting strategy for our women's league side.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-09-04/carlton-investigating-alleged-theft-of-womens-plan

At first I thought it involved both our senior and women's recruitment strategies. Having the women's info stolen is bad enough but at least the senior list does not seem to be involved, where there could have been a bigger financial impact.
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