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Viacom, which been suing Google over alleged copyright violations at its YouTube unit since 2007, has settled out of court, the two companies announced today.
The two companies didn't announce any details, but did offer this statement: "Google and Viacom today jointly announced the resolution of the Viacom vs. YouTube copyright litigation."
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