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Briefs: Full Text of Complaint and Court Docket in Viacom v. Google/YouTube Video Clip Lawsuit; How Search-Engine Rules Cause Sites to Go Missing

+ Viacom Sues Google/YouTube Over Video Clips (via News.com)
See Also: Full Text of Viacom Complaint (32 pages; PDF)
++ Exhibit #1 Filing (5 pages; PDF)
See Also: Case Court Docket as of March 13, 2004
See Also: John Battelle With an Email Comment from Google
See Also: Google says digital liability law protects it (via Reuters)

+ How Search-Engine Rules Cause Sites to Go Missing (via WSJ, no subscription required)
See Also: Analysis from Danny Sullivan at Search Engine Land

+ Wize Up for Better Product Reviews (via Search Engine Land)
Chris Sherman offers an detailed overview of a product search tool that ResourceShelf has been using for several months and we like. We first posted brief mentions (hopefully you noticed) of Wize.com in January and February.

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2 Responses to “Briefs: Full Text of Complaint and Court Docket in Viacom v. Google/YouTube Video Clip Lawsuit; How Search-Engine Rules Cause Sites to Go Missing”

  1. ResourceShelf » Briefs: Viacom lawyer: YouTube knows it violates copyrights Says:
    March 17th, 2007 at 1:24 am

    [...] + Viacom lawyer: YouTube knows it violates copyrights (via News.com) See Also: Viacom Complaint and Court Docket [...]

  2. ResourceShelf » IPTV: News from Joost; Full Text of Google Response in Viacom v. Google; Says:
    May 2nd, 2007 at 2:48 am

    [...] + Full Text of Google Response in Viacom v. Google (via InternetNews.com) See Also: Primary Document: Response Filed with Court (12 pages; PDF) See Also: Full Text of Complaint Filed by Viacom (3/14/2007) [...]