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Federal Effort to Head Off TV Piracy Is Challenged

posted by:Jennifer Manning // 04:24 PM // February 21, 2005 // Digital Democracy: law, policy and politics

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeal will hear arguments tomorrow regarding the legality of the broadcast flag. The lawsuit was brought by Public Knowledge and others against the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Click here for the New York Times article.

Click here for "The Broadcast Flag and Why You Should Care"; a summary prepared by Cites & Insights: Crawford at Large.

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