Aereo seeks social-media support for its TV service
Online TV-streamer Aereo Inc. told subscribers Tuesday to send tweets, e-mails and Facebook messages to their representatives in Washington.

Online TV-streamer Aereo Inc. told subscribers Tuesday to send tweets, e-mails and Facebook messages to their representatives in Washington.
"Tell them your stories of why having access to a cloud-based antenna is important to you and your families," Aereo's top executive Chet Kanojia said in the letter.
The Supreme Court decided last week Aereo's streaming service was similar to a cable company and it had to negotiate with the TV networks to transmit their programming. Aereo suspended its operations on Saturday to evaluate its options. - Bob Fernandez
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