By Gerry Smith, Huffington Post Blog, 08/12/2013
| Inside a data center in downtown Brooklyn, there's a floor | filled with thousands of dime-sized copper antennas. One of | them is mine. | | About a year ago, I started using Aereo, a service that lets me | watch and record network television on my laptop using that tiny | antenna. | | I'm essentially renting the antenna from Aereo, a model the | company says complies with copyright law. (Major broadcasters | still have sued for alleged copyright infringement, but the | courts so far have sided with the startup.) | | After launching in New York City last year, Aereo has plans to | expand to 22 more cities in the coming months. It will be | available in Houston, Dallas and Miami for the first time next | month. | | For me, Aereo has been a welcome addition to the patchwork of | services my wife and I use to watch our favorite shows and live | sports.
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