The Android-powered Dragon Box device connects to TVs with an HDMI cable and streams content from the Internet just like other streaming devices do.
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One case that featured a mixture of hardware and software involved Aereo, which provided TV over the Internet while leasing antennas to customers. (The antennas were stored remotely so customers didn't have to actually need an Aereo device in their homes.) A US Supreme Court case put Aereo out of business in 2014.
In November 2015, for example, the Motion Picture Association of America was able to shut down major torrent sites including PopcornTime.io after winning court orders in Canada and New Zealand.
"Generally speaking, linking to content online has been cleared by almost every court in the land," he said.Ĭopyright owners have more commonly sued website operators or software makers than hardware makers. (Viacom sued YouTube in 2007, and the case was settled in 2014.) It was sued, and it didn't turn out too badly for YouTube, did it?" Syverson also said. "I remember a young company called YouTube whose business model was copyright infringement. "There is no reason for plaintiffs to be optimistic in any way." "The entertainment industry for decades, even going back to Sony Betamax cases, have been fighting tooth and nail against innovation and technology and losing almost every single battle," Syverson said. The companies claim that Dragon is "sell illegal access to Plaintiffs' Copyrighted Works."īut Dragon Media argues that it is merely facilitating access to online content rather than providing pirated TV itself. The case is in the US District Court for the Central District of California. Further Reading Netflix, Amazon, and major studios sue maker of “free TV” boxĭragon Media faces a lawsuit filed last week by Netflix, Amazon, Columbia Pictures, Disney, Paramount Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal, and Warner Bros.
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