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Aereo files complaint against CBS to stop repetitive lawsuits
- Pioneering streaming television service Aereo has filed a declaratory judgment action in New York against CBS in an effort to prevent the network from filing another lawsuit against them just ahead of a planned launch in Boston on May 15.
Aereo Internet TV forces Fox, CBS to consider subscription-based model
- Following a recent court decision favoring Aereo's Internet-based, royalty-free retransmission of broadcast television, Fox warned it may pull its freely available NY-area broadcast channel in favor of a subscription-only model. CBS claims it too is mulling over a similar move to…
Court rules in favor of Aereo in battle against TV networks
- The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently denied a preliminary injunction motion that would have prevented Aereo from streaming recorded broadcast television over the Internet to subscribers. It’s a huge victory for the budding service and a…
Aereo streaming service now compatible with all major web browsers
- Aereo, the controversial service that allows customers to watch live streaming television over the Internet, has expanded service to include all major web browsers. The service had previously been limited to individuals using an iOS device or a Roku streaming…
Aereo unveils new pricing plans ahead of service expansion
- Aereo, the controversial streaming television service that launched earlier this year in New York City, has announced several new programming plans to suit any need and budget. The new choices come just ahead of plans to expand the service to…
Aereo expanding to most major US cities before 2014
- Aereo backer Barry Diller has announced that the online television service will expand to most major US cities by the end of 2013. The marketing plan was made public yesterday during an interview with Bloomberg Television following a favorable court…
Aereo offers TV-over-Internet with antennas engineered to comply with law
- At a conference in New York on Tuesday, Aereo unveiled (PDF) plans to give Internet-capable devices the ability to watch ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC and PBS in real-time without the aid of a TV tuner.
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