AGAINST THE LAW: Watching the Superbowl at my house.

According to an article in the Indianaplis Star, the NFL has a long standing policy that restricts the private viewing of the SuperBowl on a TV larger the 55".

The article points out it's a violation of their copyrighy even if you don't charge admission, which I don't, unless it's my son wanting to watch Star Wars, Episode 1.

From the article:

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said Thursday the league stands by its
interpretation of copyright law and would look into any violators that comes to
the league’s attention. The main concern for the league, Aiello said, is groups
that charge admission to watch games and those that use a TV screen larger than
55 inches to show the game.

UPDATE!: As of this morning my Dell 2300MP projector died. I believe it was simply the lamp's time to go as it went out with a bang accompanied by a puff of smoke. So everyone can rest assured that in no way can I possibly be in violation of the NFL's copyright tomrrow. Go Colts! I will be accepting donations to the John Knight Technology to replace the bulb via PayPal (john_m_knight@hotmail.com). Operators are standing by.