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Yea, I often dislike when judges massively expand rulings, but it's been a thing for ages that non profits are allowed to expand. Otherwise no nonprofit could g
by ApolloFortyNine 5y ago
Yea, I often dislike when judges massively expand rulings, but it's been a thing for ages that non profits are allowed to expand. Otherwise no nonprofit could grow at all.
This judge basically nullified the original law in a way, so Locast would have had to have the capital to cover the whole country from day 1, and that would be fine? How were these nonprofits ever supposed to come into existence to restream broadcast TV?
And it mentions they only brought in 4.5 million. To restream content to millions of users, this really does not seem like a ridiculous amount.
- Mindwipe 5y ago> How were these nonprofits ever supposed to come into existence to restream broadcast TV? They weren't. The law was really just intended to legalise a few existing networks, it wasn't supposed to be used for anything significantly bigger than a university campus.