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CBS sues station for Imus broadcasts
Published Saturday, Apr 21 2007, 16:47 BST | By Daniel Kilkelly
Don Imus / NBC 'Today'
The KCAA-AM station has broadcast Imus' show since 2003. On Monday it started airing old shows as well as phone calls and emails responding to his controversial comment.
The lawsuit claims that the station violated copyright protections. In court papers, CBS stated that KCAA "have made it clear … that only a judicial decree will prevent them from persisting in their actions."
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