blog.wired.com— Internet surfers will get a chance to watch a live proceeding of a Recording Industry Association of America lawsuit in federal court.
Jan 14, 2009View in Crawl 4
As they cannot copyright public proceedings, there is no distribution method that would be illegal. Whoever is allowed to actually film it can claim broadcast rights, but I would assume that those interested in broadcasting this would not be interested in limiting the viewing of it. If such a copyright claim where made for this broadcast, and one were to get sued for it, I can assure you that the EFF as well as this Harvard professor would be chomping at the bit to help you. Also, as the original material was from this particular courtroom, you could almost certainly get any charges moved to this court, where you could easily get this same judge to throw it out.
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prophetfxbJan 16, 2009
Will this be available via torrents as well?
jenovawitness77Jan 16, 2009
So, anyone got the torrent for this?
kevincw01Jan 16, 2009
haha no live feed on digg at $250/day/computer to watch
pinkythewinkyJan 16, 2009
Throw it in a pool of acid...
Closed AccountJan 16, 2009
i'm going to take another guess that MBM will be the submitter.
remeloxJan 16, 2009
Launch it into the sun.Granted, throw it in a pool of acid and launch it into the sun basically accomplish 1 and 2.
csfreakazoidJan 16, 2009
As they cannot copyright public proceedings, there is no distribution method that would be illegal. Whoever is allowed to actually film it can claim broadcast rights, but I would assume that those interested in broadcasting this would not be interested in limiting the viewing of it. If such a copyright claim where made for this broadcast, and one were to get sued for it, I can assure you that the EFF as well as this Harvard professor would be chomping at the bit to help you. Also, as the original material was from this particular courtroom, you could almost certainly get any charges moved to this court, where you could easily get this same judge to throw it out.
talkpointNov 16, 2009
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