On October 3, 2011, the United States District Court in California dismissed a lawsuit charging UCLA with violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other provisions of copyright law. The Ambrose Video and the Association for Informational Media and Equipment (AIME) lawsuit challenged UCLA's practice of streaming previously purchased video content for educational purposes. The ruling suggests that educational institutions are entitled to stream legally purchased DVDs on campus without the permission of copyright holders.
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UCLA Streaming Video Case Dismissed
DMCA allows DVD ripping if you own the DVD
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