Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged on the issue and committed to looking at options that support our full range of digital offerings to the EU market. We continue to identify technical compliance solutions that will provide all readers with our award-winning journalism. ||||| NEW YORKThe management of the Empire State Building on Monday filed a $1 million lawsuit against a photographer who shot topless pictures of model atop its iconic 86th floor observatory. 
  
 Last August, a model climbed to the crowded observation deck and took her top off as 30-year-old photographer Allen Henson captured the image on his cell phone. 
  
 The photo quickly went viral on the internet and angered the owners of the Empire State Building, one of the most popular tourist attractions in New York City, who said the observation deck was full of tourists, including children, at the time the photo was taken. 
  
 "We were doing a social experiment," said Henson, adding he has been photographing fashion models for three years and also shot photos of topless women in Central Park and in Manhattan's Peninsula Hotel. 
  
 Henson began taking the series of photos after becoming aware of a May 2013, New York City memorandum that prevents police officers from arresting women who expose their breasts in public. 
  
 Henson said he wanted to test the social implications of the rule, but added that the pictures atop the Empire State Building were not taken in a professional capacity. 
  
 "I am a professional photographer, but that doesn't mean that every time I touch a device with a camera on it I must be conducting a photo shoot," he said. 
  
 Management of the Empire State Building charged in the suit the pictures were produced "for his own commercial purpose" and damaged the landmark's "reputation as a safe and secure family friendly tourist attraction." 
  
 Every year more than four million visitors from around the world pay to view the city from the Empire State Building's observatory, over 1,000 feet above ground. 
  
 Representatives for the Empire State Building did not immediately respond to requests for comment. 
  
 Henson said the building's guards did not react to the shoot or attempt to remove him from the premises. 
  
 "On a side note," he said, "she had wonderful breasts." (Reporting by Marina Lopes and Daniel Wiessner) |||||
Output:
The Empire State Building's owners feel strongly about the landmark's reputation as a "safe and secure family friendly tourist attraction"—so much so that it's suing a photographer who temporarily made it a little too R-rated. On Aug. 9, Allen Henson had a model strip off her top on the observation deck and then snapped photos of her on his cell phone. It was also taken at a time when the typically crowded observation deck was indeed packed with tourists and their kids, claim the owners, who Reuters reports are suing Henson for $1 million. Though the suit alleges Henson's images were produced "for his own commercial purpose," he says the cell-phone shots are part of a "social experiment" that also saw him taking topless photos in Central Park, in a sushi restaurant, and next to NYPD officers (PG-rated images here); it started after he learned of a May 2013 memorandum that barred NYC officers from arresting women who show their breasts in public. The New York Daily News reports that the building owners said they had to "divert management time, resources, and attention to deal with the inappropriate objectionable conduct and potentially dangerous situation the defendant created." Per Henson, that didn't include their guards, who he says did not respond to the scene or remove him. Actually, no one seemed that bothered, he tells the Daily News: "She has nice breasts but people were looking at the view. It was a beautiful day."