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: The Hollywood ReporterViacom Hires Superstar Lawyer to Handle YouTube Appeal
By Eriq Gardner
Earlier this year, Viacom suffered a major defeat at the hands of Google and the company is determined to have better success at the appellate level.
Full post as published by The Hollywood Reporter on October 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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