Produce-licking YouTubers attacked by 147-year-old American grocer
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Fresh Beets battle $1m lawsuit One of America's oldest grocers has sued two college students for licking its produce on YouTube.â¦
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Fifteen years after the beating of Rodney King, three YouTube postings have sparked new charges of police abuse.
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TYLER, Texas - A 73-year-old used car salesman allegedly ended an argument with a customer by pulling out a machete and whacking the man's arm, according to police.  Robert Parker was arrested Monday night on charges of aggravated assault after the incident.
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(300 sec.) Why Viacom's latest attack on Google's YouTube will likely result in a settlement.
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'Talk, morons' Attention-seeking tech billionaire Mark Cuban has set the legal dogs on YouTube, demanding it snitches on users who uploaded video which one of his investments owns the rights to.â¦
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A California meatpacker accused of animal cruelty is making the largest U.S. meat recall on record -- 143 million lbs, the Agriculture Department said on Sunday.
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HONG KONG - A 23-year-old delivery worker who dreams of becoming an NBA basketball player has sued two beauty centers after their treatments failed to make him taller.    Lau Yat-fai paid $1,379 to the two centers in February but took them to court after the treatments - which involve electrical currents - failed to increase his height, according to court documents seen Friday by The Associated Press...
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"Karaoke of the mental hospital"  A 15-year-old schoolboy was fined Friday for posting a video on YouTube showing a karaoke performance of his teacher and for claiming she was a lunatic.In the first case of its kind in Finland, Nurmes District Court found Toni Vesikko guilty of intentional defamation and fined him 90 euros, or about $120. He also was ordered to pay 800 euros ($1,000) in damages for 'causing harm and suffering' and 2,200 euros ($3,000) in court costs.Vesikko, who took the video of his teacher singing karaoke at a school party on April 30, admitted posting the video on the popular video-sharing site YouTube a day later. He said he did it as a prank and had not intended to insult the teacher. Read more
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Business & money: Â· Wild Oats' online critic unmasked as rival's chiefÂ· Consumer agency lawsuit threatens $565m merger
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The legality of online postings made using a pseudonym by Whole Foods chief John P. Mackey is being questioned.
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By JAMES HARPER  A LOYALIST soccer yob has posted a vile racist video on the internet.   Twisted Mark Stoddart has sickened fans of the popular YouTube website by posting up a homemade video poking fun at a disabled Asian man in Glasgow.
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Viacom is suing online video provider YouTube and its parent company, Google, for more than $1 billion, saying the companies are infringing on Viacom's copyrights because almost 160,000 unauthorized video clips are available for viewing on YouTube.
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By Scott Leith, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution  Dec. 15--And now this -- the lobbying that surrounds the AT&T-BellSouth  deal has reached YouTube.   The source of this latest, weirdest bit of advocacy is a 26-year-old  Internet marketing consultant from Hallandale, Fla.
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'Talk, morons' Attention-seeking tech billionaire Mark Cuban has set the legal dogs on YouTube, demanding it snitch on users who uploaded video which one of his investments owns the rights to.â¦
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The 19-year-old publisher of a Web site facing a lawsuit over an article about a top-secret &#36;499 Apple computer said Friday he can't afford to defend himself.
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MTV owner Viacom Inc. said Tuesday it has sued YouTube and its corporate parent Google Inc. in federal court for alleged copyright infringement and is seeking more than $1 billion in damages
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While rappers lick standard-issue grapefruits Comments Monks at the Shaolin Temple in China were so incensed by an assertion by a Japanese internet user that a single ninja had once laid the smackdown on their greatest that they have deployed a feared warrior lawyer (presumably trained to an equally high standard in both law and arse-kicking). They have demanded that the internet user "apologise to the whole nation for the wrongs he or she did". We suggested a pay-per-view "Battle of the Titans" between the kung-fu monks and Japan's top ninjas. This is a match made in Heaven for the many thousands of you who daily debate the merits of the two sides, even if it does lack pirates.â¦