America's biggest film makers and broadcasters are going to court to stop a Toronto Internet startup from carrying TV shows and other programming on its Web site. Ten movie studios and three broadcast companies - including
Disney Enterprises, Inc., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc., Time Warner Entertainment Co.
and ABC Inc., - have filed a lawsuit against iCraveTV and owner Bill Craig. They accuse
the firm of violating U.S. copyright and trademark laws, and of engaging in unfair
competition, among other things. Twentieth
Century Fox Film, et al. v. iCraveTV, et al. Complaint Online
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