Aereo suspends TV service...but not 'shutting down'
By Brian Stelter, CNN
Aereo, the streaming TV service, will shut down - only temporarily, it says - in the wake of Wednesday's climactic Supreme Court ruling against it.
The court ruling found that Aereo violates copyright law by picking up the signals of local television stations and retransmitting them via the Internet to paying subscribers.
"As a result of that decision, our case has been returned to the lower Court," Aereo founder Chet Kanojia said in an email message to subscribers on Saturday morning.
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