The defendants claimed that Bobby Goldstein Productions had given express or nonexclusive license to copy, distribute and use the videos.
October 31, 2022 at 02:54 PM
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The producer of the reality television series “Cheaters” won a copyright infringement lawsuit against a former program host in a Dallas federal court jury trial.
Bobby Goldstein and his company, Bobby Goldstein Productions, sued former “Cheaters” host Thomas Habeeb and American Television Distribution, also known as ATVD LLC, in August 2021 after ATVD edited and posted trailers to promote a spin-off series, “Cheaters Uncensored” on YouTube and Dailymotion.
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