Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Robert Paisola: The 2010 Western Capital Multimedia Demo Roll for Industry This is a compilation of HD Video and HD Photo Shoots that we worked on. See WesternCapitalMultimedia.com and WCMTalent.com for details ... 
  
 Stand By Me Playing For Change Song Around the World PAISOLA Do you ever TAKE A STAND IN LIFE? Do you ever go "Against the Grain"?? Do you know what you want but seem to have a difficult time getting to the goal? Then watch this Video and always know that This is an amazing story of how people can come togethe... 
  
 An Open Letter from Scott M. Kareff, Attorney for Schulte Roth and Zabel LLP, Thank You!, Robert Paisola Reports To our Worldwide Viewers, Readers and Listeners across the Globe:As many of you know, we receive hundreds of requests from Attorneys, Individuals, and Families of the Wrongfully Accused around the world.We take each request very seriously, no matter ... 
  
 LDS Church President Thomas Monson meets with US President Obama in the Oval Office, Robert Paisola Reports FULL VIDEO BELOW!Five large, leather-bound volumes of family history and a table-long pedigree chart were the gifts LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson and Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the church's Quorum of the Twelve presented to President Barack Obam... ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| CNN built its iReport platform as a kind of YouTube for news: Readers report on their own news stories, which they can upload onto CNN.com. Now CNN is suing one of those iReporters for claiming he works for CNN. 
  
 Robert Paisola is getting slapped with a lawsuit from CNN, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Paisola is a Salt Lake City, Utah man who frequently identifies himself as a "senior iReporter for CNN." We left phone and email messages for Paisola and will update as soon as we hear back from him. 
  
 The network is alleging that Paisola's Twitter page includes a CNN-stylized logo and that his LinkedIn page falsely states that "Robert is credentialed by CNN iReport." 
  
 We did some more digging and don't see the CNN logo on Paisola's Twitter page anymore. But his Twitter bio states that he is a "Debt Collector Abuse Advocate, Timeshare Scam Protector, Providing YOU with News YOU CAN USE from Robert Paisola CNN." 
  
 But on his LinkedIn page Paisola lists himself as "credentialed" by CNN: 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 Paisola has other strange misinformation posted on his LinkedIn page. He claims that he is the CEO of Western Capital Multimedia, and that the company acquired Condé Nast's Portfolio Magazine and Allure magazine. Condé Nast's Portfolio print publication was shuttered in August 2009 and its website was acquired by American City Business Journals. Allure is still owned and printed by Condé Nast. 
  
 He also claims that he is a "regular contributor" to BusinessWeek, CNN, Sirius XM, The Wall Street Journal and NPR. But we can't find his byline at any of those publications. 
  
 Here is the excerpt from Paisola's LinkedIn: 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 We requested a comment from CNN, but they have not gotten back to us yet. Here's a video of Paisola, in which he promotes his services to help fight off debt collectors. He claims he is "very direct." 
  
 [Republished from www.businessinsider.com] |||||
Output:
CNN has boastfully added a horde of new unpaid citizen reporters to its ranks, but is now suing an "ireporter" for falsely claiming to work for CNN. Robert Paisola of Utah, who describes himself on a website as a "debt colllector abuse advocate and timeshare scam protector," according to Gawker, also claims on his blog site that he's a "senior iReporter for CNN in Atlanta, investigating stories from all around the globe." Now CNN is suing Paisola, who has posted a CNN logo on his Twitter feed, for trademark infringement, breach of contract and unfair competition, reports the Hollywood Reporter. It wasn't immediately clear if Pisairo has ever posted a video on the CNN iReporter site. Bizarrely, Paisola was a bit of a news celebrity himself when he was interviewed by networks in 2007 after his sister was a passenger on a cruise ship that foundered in the Antarctic. Paisola could not immediately be reached for comment.