John Heilemann: Yes, Some of the Sony Emails Are News

The transcript discusses the Sony leaks, with legal actions taken by David Boies and ethical concerns raised by Aaron Sorkin. It debates the newsworthiness of leaked information, comparing it to other major leaks like WikiLeaks and Snowden. The discussion emphasizes the need to balance news value with privacy rights and ethical reporting.

What is the main argument presented by David Boies regarding the use of stolen information?

How does Aaron Sorkin describe the actions of those reporting on the leaked information?

What considerations does the speaker suggest should be taken into account before publishing leaked information?

In what way does the speaker compare the current leaks to historical leaks like WikiLeaks and the Pentagon Papers?

What stance does the speaker take on reporters receiving leaked emails?