Major Progress for Cord Cutting: HBO and CBS Announce Stand-Alone OTT Services
TV is finally catching up with the digital age and catering to new generations of consumers — those who rely […]
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TCPA Tarnished: Opportunist Litigants Abuse Telemarketing Statute For Statutory Damages
A decades-old statute is being taken advantage of by opportunist litigants to extract statutory damages or settlements from companies. Sound […]
Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Weird Al and #NewRules for Music Distribution Models
Despite inexplicable opposition from certain outliers, it’s becoming widely accepted that the Internet enables and democratizes creativity and its dissemination […]
Community Goes to Yahoo: The Future of TV is Not TV
Yesterday, it was reported that Community, which had been canceled by NBC in May, was just picked up for a […]
8 Passages from the Supreme Court’s Aereo Decision That May Have Negative Implications for the Cloud
The long-awaited Aereo opinion is out. The Second Circuit was reversed 6-3, and it’s not encouraging for the cloud industry, […]
CCIA Launches ConsumerTVChoice.net to Promote Competition and Consumer Choice
Today CCIA launched ConsumerTVChoice.net, a new site to promote competition and choice in the TV set-top box marketplace, and to […]
Spacey: “You’re Stealing It” (Because We’re Not Selling It)
One might conclude Kevin Spacey has a finger on the pulse of the culture market: he bet heavily on the […]
8 Takeaways from the Aereo Supreme Court Oral Argument
This morning, I attended the ABC v. Aereo oral argument at the Supreme Court that Matt previewed this morning. (To […]
Why Are We Seeing New Sampling Suits Over Old Songs?
DJ and mashup artist Girl Talk, who has “repeatedly stated that if he’s sued he believes he has a strong […]
DisCo Policy Forum Keynote – Chet Kanojia (5 of 5)
This post is part of the Disruptive Competition Policy Forum recap series. Details below.
