This sounds similar to what Optus are doing here in Australia with their TV Now service, although they are billing themselves as a "remote PVR" rather than "rem

This sounds similar to what Optus are doing here in Australia with their TV Now service, although they are billing themselves as a "remote PVR" rather than "remote antenna". Optus won the initial case, but Telstra and the sport codes lobbied the government for a "review" in to the relevant laws, which is ongoing I believe. http://www.theage.com.au/business/optus-wins-landmark-web-broadcast-rights-case-20120201-1qsoi.html http://www.theage.com.au/business/optus-wins-landmark-web-br... Building a business on a "loophole" seems to be a highly risky affair. That said, I'm not really familiar with the US law making process so I don't know how long it would take to change it to make what they are doing illegal.