"legal implications"

Especially if CBS has no proof that Bianco did anything other than make a cut of the recording.

She said she did things like that as part of her job

One thing that would need to be looked at was that the leaked tape came out right at the time Bianco left CBS. That doesn't prove anything, but it bears investigation

A number of people have noted the emphasis shouldn't be on the "leaker" , but rather on why CBS sat on the story.

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Originally posted by sdy:
... the real offender was still inside the company.

Offender??? Really?



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