This is frightening. There is absolutely no rhyme or reason for this behavior aside from greed. As someone just getting into the broadcast industry, I can't per

This is frightening. There is absolutely no rhyme or reason for this behavior aside from greed. As someone just getting into the broadcast industry, I can't personally think of any reason for this behavior. They claim it has something to do with IP, but here, it seems like they're trying to claim rights got something they didn't even create (and that it would be OK). There is absolutely no reason a broadcaster deserves "special" rights to content. This is the sign of an industry that's too resistant to change and not intelligent enough to respond to it properly. Sad.