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Hot news doctrine is a special aspect of copyright. It involves legal protection for published works that have clear authorship and economic value that does not fade away over a short time. Hot news can be either written or televised material with short-term facts. However, the laws governing “hot news” can be complicated and confusing to understand. While the Supreme Court has acknowledged the concept of hot news, the Second Circuit has upheld its application in limited cases.

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The “hot news doctrine” first arose in the United States Supreme Court. At that time, the Copyright Act had not yet taken effect. The quickest means of communication for news was the wire. Several news services were established and competed for the public’s attention. Journalists from the Associated Press and International News Service independently covered news events and produced news articles. These articles were then distributed to affiliated newspapers across the country. These companies eventually monopolized the publishing business, but in the meantime, news was freely shared among the nation.

While the NBA has a legal precedent for misappropriating news reports, the Supreme Court has not yet made that case clear. In its recent decision in National Basketball Association v. Motorola, Inc., the Court considered the breadth of a state-law “hot news” misappropriation claim under INS. The court further noted that hot news is different from copyright rights. The NBA’s monopolistic nature meant that it cannot be compared to a traditional copyright claim, which is why the case may have an appeal.