IceTV wins in the High Court

22 Apr 2009 in Asides, Law by Enoch Lau | 4 comments

IceTV won today in its appeal to the High Court over the use of Channel Nine’s TV schedules in its electronic program guide product.

Update @ 12:15 PM: See IceTV’s victory blog post, and freshly released, the High Court judgment (only 49 pages!).

Update: See my case note and analysis here.

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  1. Dan’s avatar

    Dan on 22 Apr 2009 at 12:02 PM

    Did you find out dur­ing IP? Like, some­body screams out halfway through class :p

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    1. Enoch Lau’s avatar

      Enoch Lau on 22 Apr 2009 at 12:09 PM

      I went to the 10am class, and Rolph at the begin­ning said that the judg­ment will be delivered at 10:15am (we had a guest lec­turer). For the next 45 minutes, I kept press­ing F5 on all the sources I expec­ted to announce it – Ice’s blog was first.

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  2. Jerry’s avatar

    Jerry on 23 Apr 2009 at 8:56 AM

    This class was not in the dun­geon of phil­lip st I presume…

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    1. Enoch Lau’s avatar

      Enoch Lau on 25 Apr 2009 at 10:20 PM

      No, it was in the lux­ury of the new law school :)

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