Sentence examples for sue sharing from inspiring English sources

In September, Universal chief Doug Morris threatened to sue sharing sites like MySpace and YouTube for cheating the company out of "tens of millions of dollars" by allowing users to post its videos on their sites.

If that doesn't shock you enough the fact that South Korean officials are prohibited from withholding corporate information necessary "to protect the lives, physical safety, and health" of individuals, yet say they "fear being sued for sharing data against a company's will," corporate greed is out of control.

But their ascent has not been smooth: original bassist Cliff Burton died in a 1986 coach crash; they scored a spectacular PR own-goal when they sued file-sharing company Napster in 2000; and frontman and notorious bear shooter James Hetfield sustained severe burns after accidentally wandering into the band's pyro display in 1992.

(New York Times Moviee group sues video sites The Motion Picture Association of America is suing the video sharing sites YouTVpc and Peekvid claiming copyright infringement.

Let the music industry sue those who share files, and let Hollywood push for tough laws and regulations to curb movie copying.

As Congress intensifies its scrutiny of the special subpoenas that the recording industry is using to track down and sue people who share music over the Internet, a federal appeals court panel questioned today whether legislators had intended the subpoenas to be used in such a way.

Earlier this year, a woman sued Blockbuster for sharing her rental choices with her peers.

In 2007, he filed an unsuccessful lawsuit against The Pirate Bay in the US, France and Sweden but this time, he has bypassed file-sharing websites to sue the fans who share links on social media instead.

"DAMAGES" may be all about Glenn Close as the she-devil lawyer Patty Hewes, but no one would ever sue her for not sharing the spotlight.

Plus, this assumes that the government or a company would prosecute or sue a user for sharing passwords in the first place.

Investors sued, noting share sales by executives before the announcement.