<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div><div>I hadn't even heard of that case before. The fact that there was even such as case is air tight proof that the content industry is somewhere between pure evil and just plain bat-shit crazy. I like this well-duh moment:<br>
</div><br>"At the end of the day, the copies on a Hopper DVR are made "at the user's command," the three-judge panel noted."<br><br></div>I mean think about it...even if they hadn't ruled that the commercials were not copyrighted material of the content provider, what would the alternative be??...that nobody can skip ahead on any recoded media?...recorded shows? DVDs??...that you MUST watch all copyrighted content only in it's entirety, in order?<br>
<br></div>The only cure for that entire broken industry would be for all of them to go broke and be replaced by someone that actually lives in this millennium...I swear.<br><br></div>Tom<br></div>