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Zediva's argument that the service isn't really transmitting copyrighted movies over the Internet but is more akin to one person lending a physical DVD to anoth
by username3 15y ago
Zediva's argument that the service isn't really transmitting copyrighted movies over the Internet but is more akin to one person lending a physical DVD to another--just using the Web to accomplish that task--was rejected by Walter.
"The Zediva service transmits performances of Plaintiffs' copyrighted works 'directly under the language of the statute,' Walter wrote.
Sounds like Slingbox and music lockers.
- VladRussian 15y agoi'm wondering what would be the outcome when/if the Internet was used for teleportation of DVD disks - would it constitute "public performance" or completely legal Netflix DVD-by-mail type service with USPS replaced by teleportation?