I really have to go back...

I really have to go back and find the court cases that used the analog hole argument as a reason why it is ok to have limitations on their digital counterparts.

If this passes, I wonder if those cases can be argued once more...

Such an analog hole allows a consumer, for example, to tape a televised baseball game on his VCR, even if Major League Baseball expressly forbids him doing so. Under the new legislation, such rights would be enforced through technology.

This confuses me... I thought it was ok to tape the baseball game for timeshifting purposes? Did I miss something here?