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: The Hollywood Reporter

Hollywood Docket Top 5: YouTube summary judgment motions; fired 'Call of Duty' execs sue; federal anti-SLAPP law?

By hollywoodreporter

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Today's a big day in the YouTube copyright infringement cases. Both Viacom and the Google-owned site will be submitting opening briefs in support of summary judgment motions. We'll have more on the arguments later. [Copyrights & Campaigns] The former heads...


Full post as published by The Hollywood Reporter on March 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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