District court judge Jerome Simandle asked both parties, Video Pipeline and Buena Vista to submit additional documents for the case. Judge tries to decide whether or not to grant a preliminary injunction against Video Pipeline.
Buena Vista sued Video Pipeline earlier this year claiming that Video Pipeline violates Buena Vista's copyrights by providing movie trailers to various retailers in online and offline world. Company has been distributing movie trailers since 1985 and in 1998 company began streaming content for online movie retailers.
Parties have to file the documents before end of this month -- judge tries to decide soon after that about the injunction.
Written by: Petteri Pyyny @ 13 Aug 2001 14:18
Judge asked more documents for Video Pipeline case
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