How Mister Rogers Saved the VCR

Courtesy Digg / Television  Tue, 01/10/2012 - 08:21

In 1984, a landmark case laid down a controversial law regarding technology and copyright infringement. Here’s a look back at the “Betamax Case,” including the role Mister Rogers played in the Supreme Court’s decision.


 

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