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• 'Heroes' is most-pirated TV show of 2009
  
  evil, making NBC's "Heroes" the most-pirated TV show of the year. By Eriq Gardner RELATED: And the most-pirated film of 2009 is. In 2008, pirates were obsessed with good vs. This year, the buzz is that the show may be.
  THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Monday, January 4, 2010
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• FCC Authorizes Mobile DTV Receivers Without Analog Tuners - Further Signals of the End of Analog LPTV, and Raises Questions of Recapture of TV Spectrum for Broadband
  
  Were the Commission to try to take back television spectrum for broadband use, where could they put the TV stations displaced from the reclaimed spectrum, especially if they have successful mobile operations? The Commission reiterated that it will soon set a date for the final conversion of the last analog LPTV stations to digital.
  Broadcast Law Blog - Monday, July 19, 2010
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• The TV Judge and Tort Reform
  
  Joshua Wilson and Erin Ackerman have published "TV Judges and the Civil Law Narrative," as a Western Political Science Association 2010 Annual Meeting Paper. Here is the abstract. This is a collaborative study examining the relationship between popular reality-based judge
  Media Law Prof Blog - Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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• Michael Douglas’ Ex-Wife Sues For “Spinoff”: Wall Street 2
  
  Tags: Entertainment lawsuit Film/TV Uncategorized
  Current Trends - Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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• FCC Delays Filing Opportunity for New Low Power Television Stations
  
  Tags: LPTV Low Power Television/Class A TV TV Television low power
  Broadcast Law Blog - Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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• Top 5 ways film/TV product placement causes lawsuits
  
  By Eriq Gardner Hollywood has increasingly turned to brand integration as a way to recover revenue lost to piracy and technologies that let users zap commercials. Naturally, the rise of product placement means more lawsuits when things don't go as.
  THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Monday, May 11, 2009
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• Producers of The Ellen DeGeneres Show Sued For Copyright Infringement
  
  Several licenses and royalty streams are involved when music is played (live or recorded) on a TV show.  The broadcasters/TV networks typically hold a blanket public performance license to pay the songwriters and publishers for the performance of the music.  By Tamera Bennett. She loves to dance.  3:09-cv-00827 Arista Music  v.
  Current Trends - Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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• Writer claims agents stole TV show ideas
  
  TV writer named Brian Everett is suing Endeavor (now WME) alleging that the short-lived 2008 CBS show "Welcome to the Captain" infringed. By Eriq Gardner Hollywood studios get sued all the time for idea theft. But a talent agency?
  THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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• Oprah, Oz Fight Acai Berry False Endorsements
  
  Tags: Blogroll Branding Dallas/Fort Worth Texas Entertainment lawsuit Film/TV Right of Publicity trademark litigation
  Current Trends - Thursday, August 20, 2009
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• Reality TV Show Under Investigation for Child Labor Laws
  
  Tags: Labor Law child labor jon and kate plus 8 labor laws reality television reality tv
  Law of Hollywood Land - Friday, May 29, 2009
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