Viacom, YouTube Legal Feud Gets Ugly

Published on May 22, 2010

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(CNN) –A set of documents released Friday reveal just how nasty the Viacom and YouTube legal battle has become. The ongoing debate over alleged copyright infringement has now gone from heated bickering to vicious cussing, highlighted by internal e-mails from each company.

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