"The DMCA's silence on AM/FM webcasting gives us no affirmative grounds to believe that Congress intended to expand the protections contemplated," the Philadelphia appeals decision reads. "The exemptions the (DMCA) afforded to radio broadcasters were specifically intended to protect only traditional radio broadcasting, and did not contemplate protecting AM/FM webcasting."
National Association of Broadcasters, representing the traditional radio stations, said that they will appeal the process and try to bring it to Supreme Court.
Source: Internet.com












