Aereo

Aereo, which snatches over-the-air TV signals and streams them on the internet for a few dollars a month, is determined to prevail over the TV networks trying to bring it down.

Startup's streaming of live TV content on the internet will be at the center of a Supreme Court case soon.

The bold startup once again slams big broadcasters for claiming its business model thrashes copyright laws, setting the tone for its defense in a federal court battle that begins next month.

The digital TV startup faces some additional hurdles as it continues to expand.

Broadcasters want the U.S. Supreme Court to shut down Aereo, but investors are placing a big bet on its future survival.

The digital TV startup says it will not oppose a decision by broadcasting companies to appeal to the Supreme Court.

The leagues said they'll take their programming elsewhere if the live TV internet streaming service is allowed to continue its operations.

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Aereo won a court victory in Boston today, but the fight over the startup's ability to provide digital streams of broadcast signals is far from over.

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Aereo, a company that lets you watch live and recorded television on any device, is suing CBS in a David-and-Goliath-style battle.