412However, in this case, it must be observed that, contrary to the situation which gave rise to the judgment in Volkswagen v Commission, cited in paragraph 153 above, it is not established that the Commission was behind the disclosure by the press of the content of the Decision. Whereas, in the aforementioned case, it was common ground that the member of the Commission responsible for competition at the material time had announced to the press, even before the Commission's decision, the amount of the fine which would be imposed on Volkswagen, in the present case, the applicant itself states that the article in question merely mentions that the information came from sources close to the Commission (‘Kommissionskreisen’). Moreover, contrary to the applicant's assertions, it must be observed that the Commission has not admitted any responsibility in that regard. Although it is likely that the Commission may have been the source of that leak, that mere possibility is not sufficient, as the applicant claims, to place on the Commission the burden of proving the contrary.