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A U.S. appeals panel on Tuesday challenged new federal rules requiring certain video devices to have technology, known as the broadcast flag, to prevent copying digital television programs and distributing them over the Internet. D.C. Circuit Judge Harry T. Edwards told the FCC it "crossed the line" requiring the new anti-piracy technology in next-generation television devices. But another appeals judge on the panel questioned whether consumers can challenge the FCC's rules in the courtroom.
February 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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