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Google and Viacom: YouTube copyright lawsuit back on

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Viacom has accused Google of "massive intentional copyright infringement"
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A lawsuit by media giant Viacom against Google over copyrighted videos on YouTube can be heard in court again.

Viacom has accused Google of "massive intentional copyright infringement".

In 2010, a lower court dismissed Viacom's $1bn (£630m) case against Google, which owns YouTube.

But a court of appeals said the dismissal was based on a mistake, as a jury could have reasonably found that YouTube knew of specific copyright infringements.

Google took over YouTube for $1.76bn in 2006.

Viacom owns popular cable channels such as MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon.

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