Sentence examples for universal lawsuit from inspiring English sources

After the Universal lawsuit was filed, Grooveshark called the blog comments "blatantly false" and said that Universal's case involved a "gross mischaracterization" of Grooveshark's records.

The Grouper blog post discussing the policy says music from Universal is being taken down starting immediately (see our coverage of the Universal lawsuit against Grouper).

Universal's lawsuit cites an internal Bertelsmann memo that became public during Napster's bankruptcy proceedings as evidence that the company deliberately planned to keep Napster's illegal service running to aid a legitimate music subscription service Bertelsmann planned to have take its place.

Universal's lawsuits, against Grouper, Bolt and now MySpace appear headed for a direct test of the DMCA Safe Harbor provision, which is believed to protect parties to copyright infringement so long as they remove copyrighted content upon request.

MP3.com, the online music-sharing site owned by Vivendi Universal, settled a lawsuit brought by the record label TVT Records.

In a statement Universal called the lawsuit "completely baseless," noting that full footage of the encounter shows that Ms. Olson was never touched.

Also: NBC Universal supports YouTube lawsuit | MySpace acquires Photobucket | Fear of Google (FOG) is official | US Presidential candidates make Google HQ a campaign trail priority | Windows Live Hotmail launches globally The lawsuit, filed in a federal court in New York, has been filed in conjunction with music publisher Bourne.

Vivendi Universal described a lawsuit by Liberty Media as "without merit," and said it saw the litigation as an effort to gain leverage in negotiations between the companies.

DONE! Ventures, a Manhattan Beach, California-based Internet marketing and publishing firm, is slapping NBC Universal with a lawsuit after a domain name sales deal went awry.

Jay Gould, the former owner of a social network and video site called Bolt.com that was started in the nineties but shut down this past fall following bankruptcy at the hands of a Universal Music Group lawsuit, has launched a new advertising network for casual gaming sites called Gamers Media.

On Noisey, read about the lawsuit Universal filed to keep unauthorized mixtapes out of prison inmates' hands.