MarketingVOX: Coming just weeks after a legal move by Veoh, Universal Music has sued the video site for copyright infringement, reports Bloomberg.
Universal Music cited old-school foe Napster in its suit, which claims Veoh and its management are financially responsible for allowing copyright infringement to take place.
Just last month Veoh sought a court injunction against such lawsuits.
In its court filing, the site said it takes action to prevent and remove copyrighted material from being hosted on Veoh.
The flippant cross-suing comes only a day after a public spat between iTunes and NBCU was abruptly put to rest.
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