The behind-the-lens drama between camera makers Red Digital Cinema and Arri has taken yet another step recently, as Red filed suit December 21st against Arri adduce associated person espionage. Former Arri officer Michael Bravin has already plead guilty to illegal charges that he illegally accessed emails at his bygone employer, camera storage connections and data connectivity distributorwww.ts.avnet.com/uk/
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