CBS Radio filed a federal copyright lawsuit against KCAA-AM radio of California for airing past episodes of Don Imus' show since his firing for sexist and racist comments about a women's college basketball team. The suit seeks a temporary restraining order and $150,000 for each copyright violation. The station's chairman wrote CBS attorneys to say that KCAA planned to air Imus' shows through April 27, but would then destroy the materials. A hearing in federal court in California is set for Tuesday.
April 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
CBS Radio sued a small local radio station that has aired past episodes of Don Imus’ show since his firing for sexist and racist comments about a women’s college basketball team.
CBS filed a federal lawsuit in Riverside this week claiming KCAA-AM and its license holder violated copyright protections. The suit seeks a temporary restraining order and $150,000 for each copyright violation.
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