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There is a precedent: TV ads. Original content like a movie will get chopped up, edited and compressed for length, and broadcast with ads. They even de-zoom t
by imglorp 11y ago
There is a precedent: TV ads. Original content like a movie will get chopped up, edited and compressed for length, and broadcast with ads. They even de-zoom the rapidly-accelerated credits to show an ad while they scroll illegibly.
If this got to court, a tech illiterate judge wouldn't see the difference.
- georgemcbay 11y agoI don't see how that is the same at all The broadcaster pays the movie's rights owner for the right to rebroadcast whereas AT&T has no such deal with the website owners and is supposed to be acting as a simple common carrier.