CCIA’s Ali Sternburg, camped out overnight at the Supreme Court this week to get a seat for oral arguments in the Aereo case. She filed this post for CCIA’s Disruptive Companies (DisCo) blog on how the Justices appear to be focusing their attention after listening to questions and answers, including several on how a ruling in this case will impact cloud computing.
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