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Aereo strikes out in Utah, preliminary injunction shuts down local service

Feb

2014

All good things come to an end: despite largely winning the war over its right to rebroadcast OTA TV signals over the internet, Aereo just lost its first major battle. The US District Court of Utah has granted a preliminary injunction against the service, effectively halting the companys expansion in the area. The decision teetered […]

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Federal court ruling against NSA phone surveillance isn’t quite what it seems

Dec

2013

A federal district court judge in Washington DC issued a preliminary injunction today in a case regarding the NSAs practice of collecting phone call metadata. In doing so, Judge Richard Leon essentially prohibited the NSA from recording the metadata …

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Judge: NSA phone metadata surveillance likely unconstitutional

Dec

2013

But U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon’s preliminary injunction does not require the NSA to stop its data collection.

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Aereo strikes out in Utah, preliminary injunction shuts down local service

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