Online video sharing site Veoh has preemptively sued Universal Music Group, asking a federal judge to prevent the giant music label from filing its own copyright infringement action. Veoh Networks Inc., based in San Diego, filed the federal lawsuit Thursday, asking a judge to declare that the company has no liability to Universal even if individuals upload videos to the Veoh site that may contain music from Universal artists used without permission.
August 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Online video sharing site Veoh has preemptively sued Universal Music Group, asking a federal judge to prevent the giant music label from filing its own copyright infringement action.
Veoh Networks Inc., based in San Diego, filed the federal lawsuit Thursday, asking a judge to declare that the company has no liability to Universal even if individuals upload videos to the Veoh site that may contain music from Universal artists used without permission.
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