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Athos Overseas Limited Corp. v. YouTube, Inc. et al
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July 17, 2024
YouTube Gets $92K In Costs Over Nixed Anti-Piracy Suit
A Florida federal judge has granted YouTube more than $92,000 in legal costs after the company defeated copyright claims by a movie producer who said the platform failed to remove all videos from his large collection of Mexican and Latin American films.
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May 16, 2023
Judge Recommends Shutting Off YouTube Anti-Piracy Suit
A magistrate judge recommended on Tuesday that a Florida federal court toss a copyright suit against YouTube by a movie producer who claims the platform failed to remove all videos from his large collection of Mexican and Latin American films.
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December 01, 2022
YouTube Wants Anti-Piracy Suit Tossed
YouTube asked a Florida federal court Wednesday to hit the fast-forward button in a suit claiming the video sharing platform pirated several Mexican and Latin American films and grant summary judgment in YouTube's favor.
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March 30, 2022
Judge Trims Anti-Piracy Suit Against YouTube
A Florida federal judge on Monday trimmed antitrust and copyright claims from the owner of a large collection of Mexican and Latin American films in its suit against YouTube and its parent Google but allowed allegations of violations of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to proceed for now.
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June 23, 2021
YouTube Says Film Collector's Anti-Piracy Suit Falls Short
YouTube has asked a Florida federal judge to toss a suit seeking to hold the video-streaming site accountable for allegedly profiting from piracy, arguing that the claims from the owner of a large collection of Mexican and Latin American films are time-barred or fail on other legal grounds.
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May 04, 2021
Movie Collection Owner Says YouTube Profits From Piracy
A movie producer who claims to own the world's largest collection of Mexican and Latin American films has filed a federal suit in Miami accusing YouTube of deliberately promoting and exploiting piracy to generate traffic and revenue on the video platform.