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"Viacom Sued Over Colbert Parody on YouTube" - The Trademark Blog

"Viacom Sued Over Colbert Parody on YouTube":


News.com: "Viacom Sued Over Colbert Parody on YouTube":

"Viacom is misusing U.S. copyright law by forcing YouTube to remove a parody video of The Colbert Report, according to a lawsuit filed against the media conglomerate Thursday. However, Viacom denies the accusation and said it does not object to the video being on YouTube."


Posted by mikki on March 24, 2007 08:12 PM |

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