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Paramount Pictures Corp. et al v. Omniverse One World Television, Inc. et al
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2:19-cv-01156
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Companies
- Paramount Pictures Corp.
- The Walt Disney Co.
- Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.
- Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
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December 03, 2019
Major Studios Ink $50M Deal With Omniverse Over Pirating
Omniverse One World Television has agreed to shut down its operations and pay $50 million to Disney, Paramount and other Hollywood heavyweights to resolve a case accusing Omniverse of illegally selling copyrighted content to streaming services, according to a judgment entered Tuesday in California federal court.
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August 20, 2019
Omniverse Seeks Arbitration In Dispute With Film Studios
Omniverse One World Television asked a California federal court Monday to force arbitration in a suit brought by Disney, Paramount Pictures Corp., Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. and other Hollywood heavyweights accusing Omniverse of selling illegal packages of unlicensed, copyrighted movies and TV shows to streaming services.
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February 15, 2019
Film Studios Say Omniverse Sold Pirated Movies, Shows
Disney, Paramount Pictures Corp., Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. and other Hollywood heavyweights have sued Omniverse One World Television in California federal court, accusing the company of selling illegal packages of unlicensed, copyrighted movie and TV shows to streaming services.