RSS Feed
April 5th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda RESURRECTION: A federal appeals court has revived a 5-year-old copyright case against YouTube by Viacom and other copyright holders.
THE REASON: The court says a jury might conclude that the online video service knew it was infringing rights when it allowed the distribution of videos of popular television shows and other programs. The lawsuit had originally been dismissed without a trial.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM SATISFACTION: YouTube portrays Thursday’s decision as a victory, saying the court “rejected Viacom’s reading of the law.” Viacom is happy it gets another chance and says it’s confident it will prevail.
Related posts:
Inside America's Drug Shortage: Scrambling for a Solution
The Fashion Industry Suddenly Acknowledges Its Anorexia Problem
9 YouTube Cooking Channels That Will Make Your Mouth Water
Australian carrier first to let mobile users control pre-paid service through Facebook
Most Americans, Even Catholics, Say Birth Control Is Moral
Bahrain Medics Show Trial: This Is Not Syria, Therefore No Western Outcry
Views: 0
Posted in 
Tags: 
