I don't think the networks can afford the lose the advertising dollars from markets like New York. Aereo is going into the big markets first markets networks can't lose.
Wouldn't it be cool if Aereo and the cable companies cut a deal to use Aereo's technology and removed the cost of the over the air channels from the bill? Or threaten to use the technology to get a better deal?
I kind of like the shirt but I don't care for the phrase under the second eagle. So I would not be able to ware it around the house as I have 2 small kids who are starting to read and I really don't want them to be picking up on those words yet.
The Script writer can have a field day with this. Picture Stark walking in with a different case. Banner saying new brief case? Stark say yeah that last one was a piece of crap I like (insert product name) better.
I see if Aereo wins this case and offers this service. I can see them selling this tech to the cable giants so that it will again allow them to offer local channels without paying through the nose to the broadcasters. This tech couls very well be used for OTA radio as well.
Congress need to pass something that requires the studios and labels that they have to license their content to whoever whats to distribute their content. Sort of like some of the tech patents.
It would be nice to have beside their name how much money each of them got from the entertainment industry. Call them out for what they are crooks and lairs.
How would this ruling affect on the record labels remastering the original recording and applying for a new copyright? In essence the record companies are doing the same thing Bluebeat did with their process.
Wire Tap
I wonder if the government have their phones tapped legal or otherwise to gain evidence of criminal conduct?
Re: Re: Hope they do
I don't think the networks can afford the lose the advertising dollars from markets like New York. Aereo is going into the big markets first markets networks can't lose.
Cool Thought
Wouldn't it be cool if Aereo and the cable companies cut a deal to use Aereo's technology and removed the cost of the over the air channels from the bill? Or threaten to use the technology to get a better deal?
Re-record the song
Couldn't Universal just hire some non union musicians and re-record the song?
Kind of Like the Shirt
I kind of like the shirt but I don't care for the phrase under the second eagle. So I would not be able to ware it around the house as I have 2 small kids who are starting to read and I really don't want them to be picking up on those words yet.
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The Script writer can have a field day with this. Picture Stark walking in with a different case. Banner saying new brief case? Stark say yeah that last one was a piece of crap I like (insert product name) better.
Look Out
I see if Aereo wins this case and offers this service. I can see them selling this tech to the cable giants so that it will again allow them to offer local channels without paying through the nose to the broadcasters. This tech couls very well be used for OTA radio as well.
Fair and reasonable
Congress need to pass something that requires the studios and labels that they have to license their content to whoever whats to distribute their content. Sort of like some of the tech patents.
Free Time
Wonder what those banned going to do with all the new free time on their hands?
Re: Re: Re: Prior Art in Art
It's called the ove glove. https://www.asseenontv.com/the-ove-glove/detail.php?p=295536
Money List
Patrick Leahy Received $381,456 since 2005 from the TV/Music industry
Dianne Feinstein received $300,449 since 2005 from the tv/music industry
This from opensecrets.org
Money
It would be nice to have beside their name how much money each of them got from the entertainment industry. Call them out for what they are crooks and lairs.
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I seem to remember a Flintstones Episode where Wilma gets a credit card and they go da da da da da da Charge It!!. Wouldn't that be prior art as well?
Digital Remaster
How would this ruling affect on the record labels remastering the original recording and applying for a new copyright? In essence the record companies are doing the same thing Bluebeat did with their process.