Luminous sez, "I'm a law student at GW that attended this morning's broadcast flag oral arguments (FCC v. ALA). I took notes during the argument and put up a play by play on my blog. I've made sure to keep my analysis to a minimum, so that more skilled commenters can weigh in, but I particularly liked the end:"
"The argument concluded with J. Edwards making the point that if it is the view of Congress that the law gives the FCC ancillary authority over these devices, then the FCC will be able to very quickly get legislative authority to make this rule if the courts don't find it in the current statute."
(Thanks, Luminous!)
