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YouTube success brings lawyers

  Bookmark on del.icio.us   Published by vanevery February 21st, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-Media, Copyright

A Video Clip Goes Viral, and a TV Network Wants to Control It - New York Times
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When a video clip goes “viral,” spreading across the Web at lightning speed, it can help rocket its creators to stardom. Alas, the clip can also generate work for corporate lawyers.

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