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The MPAA has a well-earned reputation for, shall we say, molding their facts. But with its latest lawsuit against Hotfile, the group has apparently gone too far for Google tastes. The search giant has just filed an Amicus brief objecting to the MPAA distortion of the DMCA. An Amicus brief is a court document filed by a third party in a case鈥攏either the plaintiff or defendant鈥攖hat volunteers information that may be relevant to the proceedings and would not have been discovered otherwise. In this case, Google brief provided a legal opinion that the MPAA is full of shit in regards to the Safe Harbor provisions. Google is particularly concerned by some of the arguments offered by the plaintiffs, which distort the meaning of the statute and, if accepted, would unduly narrow the important protections those provisions give online service providers, the company wrote. Google pointed to its own case against Viacom a few years back in which the search company successfully u stanley cup sed the provisions as a defense. While the case has already been in progress for a over a year, the MPAA sudden request for a summary judgement has apparently spurred Google to action. Looks like the MPAA ploy to quietly cajole its lawsuit to fruition backfired. stanley vattenflaska [Scribd, Amicus Curiae Wiki via Electronista Image: Pakhnyushc stanley cup ha / Shutterstock] GoogleInternetMpaa
