Aereo, the video startup that the networks love to hate, isn’t going down without a fight. The U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the service does not violate copyright law.
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Aereo users rent their own tiny antenna from the company’s data centers, which allows customers to view live TV online, on their mobile devices, or through set-top boxes.

Fox, one of the networks set on destroying Aereo, isn’t through just yet and may escalate its case to the highest court in the land. Said Fox in a statement:

“The Second Circuit’s denial of our request for an ‘en banc’ hearing, while disappointing, was not unexpected . . . We will now review our options and determine the appropriate course of action, which include seeking a hearing in the U.S. Supreme Court and proceeding to a full trial on the merits of the case.
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Can Aereo stand up to the full might of Hollywood’s wrath, or will it go the way of Zediva and other services that have tried to circumvent the system?

[via Home Media Magazine]