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There will be a settlement for a fraction of that.
The settlement will also include shares of future ad earnings.
end of story.
Viacom OWNS these shows, videos, music, movies and if they choose to sell them to you then that's their right.
If they choose to stick them in a box and bury them, that is there right also.
You as a user of the net have no rights (at least not to view their content without paying them for it).
Why should you?
YouTube should be held responsible for anything they host. They claim they have software that can detect stolen intellectual property but so far they haven't shown that it works. Or they are failing to implement it.
Google is going to think paying a billion dollars for the site was a big waste of money when they have to turn around and pay off every angry company that has its intellectual property stolen by some pimply faced kid with a basic knowledge of video hacking.
it was about south park songs.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=74gWUznqbTQ
Why would they sue? They just want to make money off a company thats clearly ahead in the game.
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In the UK you can petition the government on this until 06 October 2008 at:
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/viacom/