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: How AppealingSecond Circuit vacates copyright infringement injunction that television content providers obtained to prevent Cablevision from marketing a "Remote Storage" Digital Video Recorder system
Back in March 2007, law.com had a report headlined "Federal Judge Rules Cablevision's Remote Storage DVR System Violates Copyright Laws" about the federal district court's injunction that today's Second Circuit ruling overturns.
And in March 2006, USA Today reported that "Cablevision tests 'remote storage' DVR use."
In news coverage of today's ruling, Reuters reports that "Court rules in favor of new Cablevision recorder."
The Associated Press reports that "NY appeals court reverses cable TV DVR ruling."
And Dow Jones Newswires report that "Court Throws Out Ruling Blocking Cablevision's New DVR."
Full post as published by How Appealing on August 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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