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Communications, Media & Entertainment
With the Future of Internet TV at Stake, Supreme Court Grants Cert to Broadcasters’ Challenge to Aereo
The Supreme Court has announced that it will take up the copyright infringement case brought against Internet startup Aereo by TV broadcasters this term. [caption id="attachment_484714" align="alignright" width="400"] Credit -…
The Trademark Blog
Text of WNET v AEREO (Aereo Prevails)
Aereo prevails. Request for injunction denied. wnet v aereovar docstoc_docid="150819353";var docstoc_title="wnet v aereo";var docstoc_urltitle="wnet v aereo";
CommLawBlog
Will ivi Wither on the Vine?
By FHH Law
It looks like the Supreme Court may have dumped a final, fatal treatment of Roundup on ivi, Inc.
Re:Marks on Trademark and Copyright
MEDIA INTELLIGENCE, DECEMBER 2012: TELEVISION & BROADCASTING
Repost from a bulletin from the Media & Sport Group at DLA Piper TELEVISION & BROADCASTING Trade marks and passing-off in internet broadcasting In a court-ordered expedited trial the High…
CommLawBlog
FilmOn.com Is Dead (or so it appears). Long Live BarryDriller.com!
By FHH Law
FilmOn.com, the upstart service that purported to be enough like a cable service to be entitled to retransmit broadcast programming without the broadcasters' permission, appears to be gone. But like…
SDNY Blog
Judge Nathan Denies TV Networks’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction Against Aereo
In an opinion issued today, Judge Nathan denied the motion of several major broadcast television networks to enjoin Barry Diller-backed start-up Aereo from offering its Internet television service to subscribers.…
SDNY Blog
Broadcasters Attempt to Distinguish Aereo’s Internet-TV Service from DVRs in Reply Brief
As we previously reported, the preliminary injunction hearing between Internet TV start-up Aereo and the major network broadcasters went forward last week before Judge Nathan. Yesterday, the broadcasters got presumably…
The IP Law Blog
ivi TV – New Media Revolutionary or Copyright Infringer?
By: Matthew Massari and Scott Hervey ivi, Inc. is either an Internet television revolutionary, or just another soon-to-be defunct Internet copyright pirate. The Seattle-based start-up is taking on television content owners…
CommLawBlog
Another Online Service Hoists “Cable” Flag Of Convenience
Launching an online service featuring over-the-air content, FilmOn.com, Inc. has joined ivi TV in the fray over the alleged right of the upstart online companies to webcast broadcast programming to…
Media Law Prof Blog
Rutgers Students Kills Himself After Two Others Film Him, Broadcast Activity On ‘Net