This is a setback for Aereo‘s effort to carry broadcasters’ programming for relatively low fees. The U.S. Copyright Office says it “does not believe Aereo qualifies” for a designation as a cable service, which would enable the streaming service to have what’s known as a compulsory license to offer broadcast signals with fees set by the government.
Copyright Office Rejects Aereo’s Request To Be Classified As A Cable Company
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Thu, 07/17/2014 - 7:37am
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