In a ruling against the major entertainment conglomerates, a federal court of appeals said Monday that Cablevision can introduce a remote-storage DVR system. By Paul Bond, The Associated Press In a ...

New York-based cable operator Cablevision has lost a court battle which pitted the company against Hollywood studios and television networks over its proposed plans to introduce Remote Storage DVRs.

Despite possible legal challenges, Cablevision is moving ahead with plans to deploy its Remote Storage-DVR (RS-DVR) this summer, a service that allows cable TV subscribers to record shows on ...

電子フロンティア財団（EFF）は8月4日、リモートストレージDVR（デジタルビデオレコーダー）サービスを違法とするコンテンツ業界の主張が米連邦控訴裁で棄却されたと発表した。 リモートストレージDVR（RS-DVR）サービスは、米CATV会社Cablevisionが2006年3月に ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A federal appeals court has thrown out a lower court decision, granting Cablevision the right to ...

WASHINGTON, D.C.: A U.S. Supreme Court ruling has cleared the way for the remote-storage DVR from Cablevision Systems, delivering a blow to Hollywood studios and broadcast networks that had been ...

米ケーブルサービス・プロバイダ大手Cablevisionが計画しているリモートストレージDVRシステムの合法性が問われた裁判で、米最高裁判所が映画スタジオやTVネットワークの上告を棄却する決定を下した。 DVR(デジタルビデオレコーダー)は、日本でいうHDD ...

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This story was written by Rafat Ali. Some more reaction and analysis of Cablevision’s remote DVR win which we wrote about earlier today: Please enter email address to continue Please enter valid email ...

The US government tells the Supreme Court that the decision allowing Cablevision's remote DVR to go forward should stand. As the government notes, "From the consumer ...

Cablevision, which has been testing a "remote DVR" service for several months with some employees, says it will start rolling out the service to customers beginning next month. Unlike a conventional ...

LOS ANGELES AND WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked an effort by major media companies to quash a technology that threatens their already deteriorating advertising business.