Channel 12 and Channel 13 Dispute Settled with Agreement on Confidentiality
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
A legal dispute between Israeli TV channels Keshet 12 and Reshet 13 has concluded with a court-approved compromise. Former Keshet employee Itay Dankner agreed not to reveal confidential information about broadcast schedules or research. The agreement, overseen by the court, also prevents him from poaching employees and can be enforced by Keshet if violated.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former Keshet employee Itay Dankner agreed not to reveal confidential broadcast or research information.
- The agreement between Keshet 12 and Reshet 13 was approved by the court.
- Dankner is permanently barred from sharing Keshet's broadcast schedules and research.
- The compromise also prohibits Dankner from soliciting Keshet employees.
- Keshet can seek court intervention if the agreement is breached.
A legal dispute between Israeli television channels Keshet 12 and Reshet 13 has been resolved through a court-approved compromise. Itay Dankner, a former employee of Keshet, committed to the court that he would not disclose confidential information obtained during his tenure at Keshet. This includes a permanent prohibition on sharing details about Keshet's broadcast schedules and research findings.
The agreement also prohibits Dankner from soliciting employees of Keshet or its news division. The court will oversee the adherence to these terms, and Keshet retains the right to approach the court in case of any breach of the agreement.
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