An adult entertainment Web site has sued online retailer Amazon, accusing the company and its search engine subsidiary, A9.com, of copyright infringement for displaying thousands of the Web site's explicit images in response to computer users' searches. In the lawsuit filed Wednesday, California-based Perfect 10 Inc. is seeking an injunction against the Seattle-based retailer and unspecified damages. Perfect 10 filed a similar suit against Internet search engine operator Google Inc. in November.
July 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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