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Friday, 10 August, 2001, 19:16 GMT 20:16 UK

Woman sues MTV over screen kiss


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Ms Daly is suing MTV's parent company
A woman is suing a reality TV show after she was filmed kissing a member of a rock group in a toilet cubicle.

The footage was then seen on the show and used in magazine advertising and on billboards.

Diana Lynn Daly alleges that a film crew from the VH1 show Bands on the Run followed her into the toilet and taped her kissing the man.

Her lawyer R Michael Lieberman claims that although she signed a consent form, it was invalid because she was intoxicated at the time.

Bands on the Run showcases four unknown groups, vying to win a cash prize after going on the road.

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Ms Daly was featured in its highly-publicised first show, advertised in Rolling Stone and People magazine and on a Los Angeles advertising hoarding.

The 22-year-old is suing MTV Networks and its parent company Viacom Inc, which owns VH-1.

The lawsuit, filed at the San Francisco Superior Court, also alleges she was libelled because the programme falsely insinuated that she had a sexual relationship with a band member.

MTV Networks declined to comment on the suit.


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