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June 29, 2015
Actress Ends High-Profile 'Muslims' Case Against Google
The actress who won a "dubious" copyright ruling forcing Google Inc. to pull an anti-Islam video from YouTube has formally ended her closely watched case, a little over a month after the Ninth Circuit decisively ruled against her.
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May 23, 2014
'Innocence of Muslims' Producer Spurns Copyright Claims
The producer of the anti-Islam video "Innocence of Muslims" on Tuesday countered the Ninth Circuit's controversial decision to force Google Inc. to remove the film from YouTube earlier this year, and rejected the notion that an actress had a copyright claim to the film for her role in the production.
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December 03, 2012
'Innocence Of Muslims' Actress Can't Have Trailer Removed
An actress who appeared in the polemic trailer for the anti-Islam film "The Innocence of Muslims" on Friday lost her bid to have Google Inc. and the film's supposed producer remove the work from YouTube, after a California federal judge determined she does not own the copyright needed to establish infringement.
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September 27, 2012
Actress Sues Anti-Islam Film Producer, Google Over Copyright
An actress who appeared in a film that has touched off violent demonstrations across the Muslim world sued the movie's producer and Google Inc.'s YouTube in California federal court Wednesday, saying the online video infringes the copyright covering her performance.