Intellectual Property
Jun. 27, 2014
TV broadcasters secure high court win over Aereo
Legal observers said a Wednesday U.S. Supreme Court copyright ruling is likely to impact jurisprudence far beyond what it intended to, as courts cast out for precedent to guide their treatment of novel technologies that harness and deliver
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Legal observers said a Wednesday U.S. Supreme Court copyright ruling is likely to impact jurisprudence far beyond what it intended to, as courts cast out for precedent to guide their treatment of novel technologies that harness and deliver content to consumers. And while the decision was a big win for national television broadcasters, some lawyers said it could chill innovation by those trying to create new ways f...
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