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How to Buffer Your Way Out of a Scrape: Potential Abuse of the Cartoon Network v. Cablevision Decision

Vidiksis, 2009

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17000248625395949390
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Vidiksis C
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Brook. J. Corp. Fin. & Com. L.

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As subscribers to Cablevision Systems Corporation's (Cablevision) 1 cable service2 are stuck in rush hour traffic or delayed at the doctor's office, a frightening thought might suddenly occur to them: they may miss the new episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, 3 …
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