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House Judiciary Committee to hold a hearing on piracy of live sports broadcasts over Internet

"The House Judiciary Committee plans to hold a hearing December 16 on piracy of live sports broadcasts over the Internet," John Eggerton writes. "The hearing, which has not yet been listed on the committee calendar, was called by Committe Chairman John Conyers (D-Mich.), according to the hearing notice. A staffer confirmed the hearing has just been scheduled, but had no comment beyond saying there were no confirmed witnesses as of press time."

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