How to Build a Completely Legal Version of Aereo

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Aereo isn’t legal so now you’ll have to go back to watching NBC's "The Blacklist" and Fox's "Glee" on the networks' schedule and only on a television set.

Wrong.

Regardless of today’s 6-3 ruling, which agreed with the TV networks that Aereo violates copyrights by distributing their free, over-the-air signals for a fee online, there are several completely legal options that do exactly the same thing.

See also: 'It's Over' for Aereo: Supreme Court Sides With Broadcasters

Aereo used thousands of tiny antennas to receive over-the-air signals that its subscribers could use to watch live television and recorded programs on their mobile devices and computers. That's still possible to do on your own with an HD antenna, a digital video recorder and a device that streams your content over the Web Read more...

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