Supreme Court decision hinders Aereo streaming model
The U S Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that Aereo violated broadcasters copyrights by transmitting shows to the public without proper licensing. The ruling favors TV broadcasters and may aid rivals like Syncbak which streams TV to connected devices with station permission. NAB praised the decision saying copyright theft will not be tolerated.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Aereo
Cedar Rapids
Syncbak
CBS
Supreme Court
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Gordon Smith
Running Wild shoe store opens in Marion with passion and expertise
Running Wild in downtown Marion opened in May, continuing a 14 year Corridor presence started by Joe and Jean Dwyer in Coralville in 1999. Store manager Candy Mullen, an 18 marathon runner, leads a team focused on proper fitting, gait analysis, and foot health using a treadmill and video to tailor footwear.
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Marion
Joe
Jean Dwyer
Coralville
Candy Mullen
Running Wild promotes community outreach and shoe donations
Candy Mullen leads Running Wild at 1070 Seventh Ave Marion as they post local races and club member photos. The shop highlights staff achievements and donates shoes to high school programs while organizing fit and train sessions at area health clubs and fairs. Chelsea Keenan invites tips for My Biz.
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Candy Mullen
Running Wild
Seventh Ave
Marion
Runningwild
Iowa
Mullen
Rockwell Collins and NASA test unmanned aircraft handoffs
Rockwell Collins and NASA are testing drone handoff of communications between towers at Eastern Iowa Airport using NASA assets and the UI Operator Performance Laboratory drone surrogates. Tests include one tower controlling up to 20 unmanned aircraft and ground based detection and avoidance tech development.
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Rockwell Collins
NASA
Iowa
University of Iowa
Performance Laboratory
Alex Postnikov
Advanced Technology Center
Postnikov
Rockwell Collins’ Advanced Technology Center
George
Ford
Sourcemedia.net
U S economy shrinks sharply in first quarter revision
The Commerce Department reports GDP fell 2.9 percent annual rate in Q1, worse than the 1 percent estimate. Unusually cold winter and weaker health care spending weighed on growth while trade dragged. Early Q2 data hints at rebound with stronger employment, manufacturing, and services.
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U.S
Commerce Department
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Bob Strickland
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Chelsea Keenan
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