A dispute over alleged misappropriation of exclusive streaming and distribution rights for high school sporting events will advance to limited discovery regarding the internet immunity law known as Section 230, a Delaware Chancery Court judge ruled Tuesday.
Vice Chancellor Lori W. Will partially denied Hudl Inc.'s motion to dismiss a lawsuit claiming the video analytics platform interfered with rival PlayOn’s exclusive licenses with its school partners by launching a streaming service for consumers. PlayOn, a spin-off of Turner Broadcasting System Inc., said Hudl’s cameras at high school sports venues automatically streams games to its own platform, causing schools to unintentionally ...