Sports Blogging: Yeah this controversy is probably headed for the Supreme Court. Why? Well because big money is on either side of the "v" and the issue needs addressing. Professional sports organizations are concerned with the sports media using too much video in blogs and other Internet based channels. The legal issues raised are the usual suspects: fair use, the first amendment, and intellectual property rights.
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