But it was the 1998 extension, as GigaOm explains, that expanded the “Homestyle Exception.” literally zero works - would enter public domain until at least 2019. The most recent round of copyright extensions guaranteed that nothing in the U.S. It’s all thanks to particular concessions in a 1998 copyright extension bill. So what makes a bar of 3700 square feet (but not of 3800) different? We saw earlier this year that the entire idea of “public performance” under the Copyright Act eventually doomed Aereo. If those restrictions seem weirdly specific, well, they are.
WHAT BIOWARE GAMES ARE ALLOWED TO BE PLAYED ON YOUTUBE SERIES
If you’ve got a TV pulling broadcast signals from the air, it’s completely legal to have that TV showing something - even the Super Bowl or World Series - in a bar or restaurant provided that:
Over at GigaOm, they’ve delved into when it is and isn’t legal to share the game with a hundred of your brand-new, somewhat inebriated, closest friends. But as it turns out, it may not always be exactly legal, either - and the rules that say when and where you’re good to go are a bit more specific than you might think.
Obviously it’s not completely illegal to hang a screen by the beer and share a broadcast, or else entire industries would be out of business. Walking down the street to the Metro, I pass so many bars with so many TVs in them that I could probably find live footage of every major sporting event from almost every corner of the world.
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