[ NNSquad ] NYTimes: In Piracy Debate, Deciding if the Sky Is Falling

[Lauren Weinstein <lauren@vortex.com>]

In Piracy Debate, Deciding if the Sky Is Falling

http://j.mp/yUrOJn  (New York Times)

   "When Fred Wilson, a prominent New York venture capitalist who has
    backed Twitter and Zynga, wanted to watch the Knicks game last month,
    he got an unpleasant surprise. Time Warner Cable was not showing the
    game because of a contract dispute.  Frustrated, he turned to the
    Internet for help. Within minutes he was streaming the game illegally
    on his big-screen TV."

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--Lauren--
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