Uri Geller became a 1970s superstar and made millions with an act that included bending spoons, seemingly through the power of his own mind. Now, however, the online video generation is getting bent out of shape over his behavior. Geller's tireless attempts to silence his detractors have extended to Google Inc.'s popular video-sharing site YouTube, landing him squarely in the center of a debate over controlling copyrights amid the volume of video and music clips flowing freely on the Internet.
July 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Uri Geller became a 1970s superstar and made millions with an act that included bending spoons, seemingly through the power of his own mind.
Now, the online video generation is so bent out of shape over the self-proclaimed psychic’s behavior that he’s fast reaching the same Internet pariah status as the recording and movie industries.
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