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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundElectronic Arts' Spielberg connection
May 12, 2006 For the game maker's Neil Young, collaboration with the famed Hollywood mogul is worth its weight in Oscar gold.Viacom sues Google over YouTube clips
March 13, 2007 Media company seeks more than $1 billion in damages, claiming that nearly 160,000 unauthorized clips appear on video-sharing site.BitTorrent inks licensing deal with studios
July 10, 2006 The file-sharing site signs on four independent movie studios, continuing to boost its number of movie titles.Murdoch the latest media mogul to take on YouTube
February 8, 2007 News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch follows InterActiveCorp's Barry Diller in questioning the "hypnotic" site's business model.iFilm turns site into movie portal
June 14, 2001 Online entertainment company iFilm is expanding its business to become a one-stop shop for online and offline movies. The Hollywood-based company said its new directory and revamped site include...Sony has far to go in rootkit case
December 20, 2006 Label settled with two states but still must negotiate with others for secretly loading antipiracy software onto computers.The skinny on CTIA Wireless 2006
April 3, 2006 Wireless-service providers and equipment makers gather in Las Vegas to tout the latest.Last waltz for Grokster
November 7, 2005 File-swap stalwart to pull plug on P2P network, hand $50 million in damages to studios, labels, publishers.Year in review: YouTube ignites Web video
December 26, 2006 From a little SNL skit, an online phenomenon grew--and garnered a billion-dollar payday from Google.NBC strikes deal with YouTube
June 27, 2006 Just months after confronting YouTube about copyright material, NBC reverses its course and will upload some clips to the video site.Sony gets into video sharing with Grouper hug
August 23, 2006 The entertainment giant's Hollywood studio pays $65 million for Grouper, a lesser light than the boffo YouTube. Sponsored matches for "entertainment company"
