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: Joe Gratz2d Cir.: Cablevision?s Remote DVR Does Not Infringe
By Joe Gratz
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Reversing the district court, the Second Circuit today held that Cablevision’s proposed “Remote Storage Digital Video Recorder” does not give rise to direct copyright infringement liability for Cablevision.
The opinion:
Construes MAI v. Peak to hold that RAM copies can be “fixed,” not that they are always fixed, and imposes a “duration requirement” on fixation, finding [...]Full post as published by Joe Gratz on August 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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