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Dish wins court ruling against ABC over ad-free TV box
2013-09-19 09:09:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) US pay-TV provider Dish Network has won a court ruling against broadcaster ABC, allowing it to continue to offer the PrimeTime Anytime and AutoHop features on its Hopper box. ABC had asked the court the block the use of the Hopper box, claiming it limited the company's ability to generate advertising revenue, threatening its business. The Hopper allows users to access content from the four major networks in the US for up to eight days after broadcast, as well as skip ads when viewing the recorded material. The ruling was issued by Judge Laura Swain of the Southern District of New York, US District Court. This is the third federal court decision that has sided with Dish on the right for TV viewers to skip commercials, Dish said.
SES wins ruling in Eutelsat dispute over Europe rights
2013-09-16 15:33:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Satellite operator SES has asserted its right to the 28.5 degrees East orbital position following key rulings in its dispute with Eutelsat over the rights. SES acquired the rights to Kuband frequencies at 28.5 degrees under an agreement with German company Media Broadcast (MB). Eutelsat currently uses the frequencies for its Eurobird-1 satellite (also known as Eutelsat 28A) under a 1999 agreement with Deutsche Telekom, the former licence holder of the rights, before it transferred in 2002 its satellite activities to MB. After SES signed the agreement with MB, Eutelsat started arbitral proceedings against SES at the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. In a partial award on 04 September, the Arbitral Tribunal held that the 1999 agreement did not bar SES from using the frequencies if and when Eutelsat no longer holds the regulatory right to operate in those bands under German licensing. In a judgment on 30 August, a German court also barred Eutelsat from using the spectrum, saying Intelsat could take over the slot from 04 October 2013, according to its agreement with MB. Eutelsat said it plans to appeal the German ruling and is also awaiting a second ruling from the ICC over whether Intelsat's agreement with MB was in violation of the satellite operators' agreement from 2009.
Ruling backs Cooper workers
2013-09-14 11:45:58| Industrial Machines - Topix.net
By LOU WILIN STAFF WRITER Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. cannot sell its Findlay and Texarkana, Ark., plants until Apollo Tyres of India reaches an agreement with unionized workers, an arbitrator ruled Friday.
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Ruling to Send Lawsuit Against Exxon Back to Faulkner County Seen as Win for Mayflower Families
2013-09-13 07:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Arkansas Times: U.S. District Judge Billy Roy Wilson today sent a class action lawsuit against ExxonMobil over the Pegasus pipeline spill back to Faulkner County Circuit Court, where it was originally filed. The case, Duncan et al v ExxonMobil Corporation, also names David L. Raulston, who it describes as an Arkansas-based maintenance and operations technician for the pipeline. Exxon argued that the plaintiffs had no legal claim against Raulston. Without him, the case would have fallen under federal jurisdiction...
Canadians Dismayed by COOL Ruling
2013-09-12 18:15:00| National Hog Farmer
Source: Canadian Pork Council A federal court’s refusal of a motion for a preliminary injunction to block implementation of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s final rule on country- of-origin labeling (COOL) has disappointed the Canadian Pork Council (CPC). read more
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