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The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on a case that could change the way you watch TV. Start-up Aereo is being sued for copyright infringement by major broadcasters, including ABC, NBC, and CBS, CNET's parent company. CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Joan Solsman explain the tech at the heart of the fight and what's at stake for viewers.
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