SALT LAKE CITY – It’s a battle between David and Goliath.
No fewer than seven Hollywood studios don't want Provo-based VidAngel to filter their movies for nudity, profanity and violence—and a major legal battle is underway.
VidAngel has already lost several times in court but is now using a business model it hopes the courts will find legal. VidAngel CEO Neal Harmon recently sat down with Bob Evans for 3 Questions.
- What does VidAngel do, and is it legal?
- Recently VidAngel filed for Chapter 11 protection under the bankruptcy code: Why did you do that?
- How are the courts viewing your most recent business model?
For the extended interview with Neal Harmon, see the video below:
