Justices consider future of TV and copyright in Aereo case

Name: Justices consider future of TV and copyright in Aereo case
Uploaded: 2014-04-22T23:36:34Z
Duration: P437S
Description: The Supreme Court heard a request by television broadcasters to shut down Aereo, a TV streaming tech startup that has potential to alter the business model of traditional broadcasting. For more on the case, Jeffrey Brown talks to former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal and Gary Shapiro, CEO of Consumer Electronics Association.

Clip: 04/22/2014 | 7m 17s

The Supreme Court heard a request by television broadcasters to shut down Aereo, a TV streaming tech startup that has potential to alter the business model of traditional broadcasting. For more on the case, Jeffrey Brown talks to former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal and Gary Shapiro, CEO of Consumer Electronics Association.

Aired: 04/22/14

Rating: NR

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Justices consider future of TV and copyright in Aereo case

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