Premier League sues YouTube in copyright row

The Premier League has sued YouTube, saying the video-sharing website was engaging in massive copyright infringement by showing footage of games.

Premier League sues YouTube in copyright row

The Premier League has sued YouTube, saying the video-sharing website was engaging in massive copyright infringement by showing footage of games.

The top division of English soccer, broadcast in 204 countries worldwide and viewed by an estimated audience of 2.59 billion, is taking out a joint lawsuit with Bourne, which calls itself one of the leading independent publishers of music in the US.

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