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Skipping Television Ads with DVR: Fair or Foul?

November 12, 2012 In Blog, Technology, Television By Shelby Schwartz

Skipping Television Ads with DVR: Fair or Foul?

Television networks including Fox, ABC, NBC, and CBS have sued DVR services for providing a method to skip commercials such as Dish Network’s AutoHop and PrimeTime Anytime. Last week, Fox Broadcasting appealed California federal judge Dolly Gee’s decision to deny a preliminary injunction of such services. Judge Gee also recently denied Dish’s motion to dismiss NBC’s claims based on improper venue.

Shelby Schwartz

Shelby Schwartz is a second year student at Fordham Law School and a member of IPLJ’s staff. She hopes to turn her passionate television watching into a career in entertainment law. She is an avid Tina Fey enthusiast, and, incidentally, hopes that can somehow translate into her fallback career.