
Mediaset announces a lawsuit to Athesmedia for 'AlaZ', the final test of 'Pasapalabra', for similarities with 'The Rose'
Mediaset announces a lawsuit to Athesmedia for 'AlaZ', the final test of 'Pasapalabra', for similarities with 'The Rosco'
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Mediaset announces a lawsuit to Athesmedia for 'AlaZ', the final test of 'Pasapalabra', for similarities with 'The Rosco'. The original Swiss format has a single contestant and a duration of about 10 minutes. It is what has happened with 'AlaZ' and has motivated the start of legal actions that affect even the Swiss owners of the format.
Furthermore, For its part, the rest of the format belongs to ITV, which maintains an agreement with Antena 3. The television group ensures that the producer appreciates too many similarities between the tests to make their broadcast legal, as reported by the daily and confirmed by EL PAIS.
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Mediaset announces a lawsuit to Athesmedia for 'AlaZ', the final test of 'Pasapalabra', for similarities with 'The Rosco'.
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The original Swiss format has a single contestant and a duration of about 10 minutes.
according to El País — PortadaIt is what has happened with 'AlaZ' and has motivated the start of legal actions that affect even the Swiss owners of the format.
according to MarcaFor its part, the rest of the format belongs to ITV, which maintains an agreement with Antena 3.
according to MarcaThe television group ensures that the producer appreciates too many similarities between the tests to make their broadcast legal, as reported by the daily and confirmed by EL PAIS.
according to El País — Portada
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