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Richard Dillon v. NBCUniversal Media LLC et al
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June 20, 2013
NBC Can't Nix Copyright Suit Over 'Stars Earn Stripes'
A California federal judge on Tuesday rejected NBC Universal Inc.'s bid to quickly kill allegations that it stole the idea for a military-themed reality show from a former New York City cop who pitched a similar concept to the network.
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April 16, 2013
Ex-Cop Rips NBC For Bid To Nix TV Show Copyright Suit
A former New York City police officer who claims NBC Universal Inc. stole his idea for a military-themed reality show urged a California federal judge on Monday not to dismiss his case, saying the network was trying to preclude all reality TV from copyright protection.
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March 18, 2013
NBC Rips Reality Show Copyright Suit, Calls 'Stripes' Generic
NBC Universal Inc. on Friday blasted a former New York City police officer who claims the network stole his idea for a military training-themed reality program, arguing the NBC show "Stars Earn Stripes" is made up of generic ideas that couldn't have been copyrighted.
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November 16, 2012
NBC Stole Idea For 'Stars Earn Stripes,' Suit Claims
A former New York City police officer hit NBC Universal Inc. with a copyright infringement suit in California federal court Wednesday, alleging the TV network's "Stars Earn Stripes" show stole his idea for a military training-themed reality program.