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The IP Breakdown
ReDigi and Aereo: Looking Under the Technological Hood
By Rick Sanders
Is Copyright Law a “Turnkey” Solution? The ReDigi dispute has been going on since 2011. If you don’t believe me, you can read my blogs about it dating to then.…
CommLawBlog
FilmOn X Loses in Latest Bid to be a Cable System
By FHH Law
Ninth Circuit is the latest to say that Internet-based services are not cable systems. Remember Aereo? Sure you do, if you were a regular CommLawBlog reader pretty much anytime between…
IP Intelligence
Copyright Content Platforms – This Weeks Odds & Ends
A Loss for FilmOn. FilmOn.com Inc., a company that offers a service identical to the one held infringing by the Supreme Court in Aereo, tried to argue that it should…
ContractsProf Blog
The Legal War on Traditional Cable Companies Continues
Remember Aereo, the company trying to provide select TV programs and movies using alternatives to traditional cable TV programming? That company went bankrupt after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last…
CommLawBlog
FilmOn Takes a Big Step Closer to Section 111 Eligibility
By FHH Law
Federal judge in California declares Aereo clone potentially eligible for compulsory copyright license. Sometimes, getting there first doesn’t mean that you’re the winner. Just look at Aereo, whose innovative technology…
Broadcast Law Blog
A Compulsory License for Internet TV Platforms to Retransmit Broadcast TV? One US District Court Considering FilmOnX Seems to Think So
Over-the-top video systems, using the Internet to transmit over-the-air TV signals to consumers, are back in the news. Last week, a US District Court Judge in the Central District…
Global IP & Technology Law Blog
Broadcast Television Internet Streaming Service Aereo DENIED from Using Compulsory Licensing
This summer we reported on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that held that Aereo Inc.’s broadcast television Internet streaming service constituted an unauthorized public performance in violation of the U.S. Copyright…
CommLawBlog
Just in Time for Halloween: Zombie Aereo!
By FHH Law
Given up for dead by many, our old pal Aereo has managed to sidestep the Grim Reaper yet again.But just barely, and its future prospects are not good.
Socially Aware Blog
Status Updates
By Aaron Rubin
Clearing the air. Aereo, the startup broadcasting service that lost big in the U.S. Supreme Court last June, just lost another, and possibly its last, court battle. A U.S. district…
Media Law Prof Blog
Looking At the “Aereo” Decision
Ira Steven Nathenson, St. Thomas University School of Law, is publishing Airing Aereo's Errors: Why the Supreme Court's Internet Television Decision Should Be ‘Cancelled’ in volume 2 of the Journal of…