Daily Journal Staff Writer
Viacom Inc.'s billion-dollar cyberspace copyright infringement suit against Google Inc.'s YouTube video sharing site got new life Thursday from a federal appellate panel in New York.
The case centers on whether YouTube did enough to delete material copyrighted by Viacom and other content providers that users placed on the site, including "The Colbert Report" and additional Comedy Cent...
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