A legal complaint seeking class-action status accuses social-publishing site Scribd of egregious copyright infringement. Scribd managers have "built a technology that's broken barriers to copyright infringement on a global scale and in the process have also built one of the largest readerships in the world," the attorneys representing the class wrote in the complaint.
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