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Will your big-screen Super Bowl party violate copyright law?

Submitted by MacRonin on February 1, 2010 - 11:58am
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Will your big-screen Super Bowl party violate copyright law?: Via Law & Disorder Section - Ars Technica.

An offhand comment the other day by a friend caught my attention—"Did you know that you can't watch the Super Bowl on a TV screen larger than 55 inches? Yeah, it's right there in the law."

With the Colts and Saints set to do battle in Super Bowl XLIV, this seemed worth looking into as a public service. Could it be that some of those giant flat panel TV sets now finding their way into US living rooms are actually violating copyright law?

Read Original Article:(Via Law & Disorder Section - Ars Technica.)

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