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By: New Values, Bloomberg, This is particular interesting regarding the lawsuit by Fox, NBC and CBS against Dish Network for their digital video recorder with an "Auto Hop" commercial-skipping feature. These Networks claim that skipping commercials while watching a recorded show is illegal. The Euro 2012 Half Timer can be activated during half time of the match and reminds you in time when the match is about to start. The App is made in all languages of the 16 competing countries and when a language is chosen it gives you a real-time update on all local 'Euro 2012' related tweets in that particular language. Meanwhile, some valuable tips occur in the twitter-field, such as: Snacks in the pan? Now go to the toilet! Are the drinks cold? Table clearing! Walk the dog? Scream at the screen! Express yourself! The three New Values team members decided to concept, create and launch their Android Half Timer App only fifteen days ago.... The first release of this Android App was just at the start of the European Football Competition 2012. EURO 2012 Half Timer Android App: - Take a break at halftime - Get ready before the match continues - Enjoy the Euro Half Timer 2012: don't miss a second! 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(NWSA)’s Fox Broadcasting Co., Comcast Corp. (CMCSA)’s NBCUniversal and CBS Corp. (CBS) sued Dish Network Corp. (DISH), alleging that their copyrights are infringed by Dish’s PrimeTime Anytime video-on-demand service that allows viewers to watch network programs commercial-free. Enlarge image Fox, NBC, CBS Sue Dish Over Ad-Free Video-on-Demand A Dish Network Corp. receiver sits on a home in Parker, Colorado. Photographer: Dish created a “bootleg video-on-demand service,” which if not stopped “will ultimately destroy the advertising- CBS and NBC sued Dish separately in the same court. The networks accused Dish of copyright infringement and asked for unspecified damages as well as court orders preventing its unauthorized distribution of their programs. Fox also sued Dish for breach of contract. Dish, based in Englewood, Colorado, filed a separate complaint yesterday in federal court in New York against Fox, CBS, NBC and Walt Disney Co. (DIS)’s ABC. Dish seeks a court ruling that it isn’t infringing copyrights. “Consumers should be able to fairly choose for themselves what they do and do not want to watch,” David Shull, Dish senior vice president of programming, said in a statement. “Viewers have been skipping commercials since the advent of the remote control; we are giving them a feature they want and that gives them more control.” CBS, NBC Lawsuits In March, Dish introduced its Hopper set-top box, which contains, in addition to a subscriber-controlled digital video recorder, a Dish-controlled section of the hard drive that records the entire primetime broadcast schedule of the four major networks every night, according to the Fox complaint. Dish operates the PrimeTime Anytime service so that the copied shows can be watched commercial-free with its Auto Hop feature, Fox said. “We were given no choice but to file suit against one of our largest distributors, Dish Network, because of their surprising move to market a product with the clear goal of violating copyrights and destroying the fundamental underpinnings of the broadcast television ecosystem,” Scott Grogin, a Fox spokesman, said in a statement. Grogin declined to comment on Dish’s lawsuit in New York, where News Corp. is based. Second-Day Viewing Dish said in its complaint that the Auto Hop feature lets subscribers watch prime-time shows commercial-free the day after they are recorded, not on the night when they’re first shown on television. “The lawsuits filed by the networks essentially argue that ‘consumers must watch commercials,’” The Los Angeles cases are Fox Broadcasting v. Dish Network LLC, 12-4529; NBC Studios LLC v. Dish Network Corp., 12-4536; and CBS Broadcasting Inc. v. Dish Network Corp., 12-4551, U.S. District Court, Central District of California (Los Angeles). The New York case is Dish Network LLC v. American Broadcasting Cos., 12-04155, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). http://www.bloomberg.com/ End
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