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18 Reasons Why Google And YouTube Are Guilty Of Copyright Infringement

Dan Rayburn | Tuesday March 13, 2007 | 06:30 PM | Comments (0)

Steve Bryant who is moderating a user generated content panel at Streaming Media East in May has an excellent article over at Google Watch, an eWeek blog, entitled "18 Reasons why Google and YouTube are Guilty of Copyright Infringement".

Steve outlines Viacom's argument as presented in their official complaint and edits it down to the core points as Viacom sees it. Head over to Google Watch to read it.

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