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Viacom, Google settle copyright lawsuit

Brief | March 24, 2014

Google Inc. and Viacom Inc. have settled a copyright lawsuit relating the uploading of content owned by the latter on Google’s YouTube platform, the company’s said in a joint news release issued last week.

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