NBCUniversal Media LLC et al v. Barry Driller Inc et al

  1. July 29, 2015

    4 Copyright Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2015

    From new proceedings in Google's epic clash with Oracle to key appeals over the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's safe harbor, here are four copyright cases you need to be watching in the second half of the year.

  2. July 16, 2015

    FilmOn Wins Big Ruling On Compulsory Copyright License

    Aereo clone FilmOn X won a surprising victory over the major broadcast networks Thursday when a California federal judge ruled that the online streaming service could qualify for a compulsory license for television content.

  3. December 20, 2012

    Judge Tentatively OKs Blocking Network TV Streaming Site

    A California federal judge Thursday tentatively granted requests by the four major U.S. television networks to block billionaire Alki David's Aereokiller service from streaming over-the-air shows online, finding the transmissions are public performances that infringe on the networks' exclusive broadcasting rights.

  4. November 09, 2012

    Networks Aim To Block Sites From Streaming Shows Online

    The four major U.S. television networks asked a California federal court Thursday to prevent Barry Driller Inc. and Aereokiller LLC from streaming the networks' copyrighted programs online, saying the services would harm their ability to negotiate retransmission contracts and obtain advertising revenue.

  5. August 13, 2012

    Networks Follow Fox In Suing Online TV Streaming Site

    NBCUniversal Media LLC, American Broadcasting Cos. Inc. and CBS Broadcasting Inc. joined Fox Broadcasting Co. Inc. in suing website BarryDriller Inc. in California on Monday, saying that the live television streaming offered by the website infringed the networks' copyrights. 

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