Plaintiffs sued over the use of their computer-altered childhood likenesses in nationally-broadcast children's television programming more than two years after all broadcasts had ceased. On appeal, they contend that the trial court erred in ruling that their claims were subject to the Uniform Single Publication Act (USPA) (Civ.Code, § 3425.1 et seq.) and were therefore barred by the statutes of limitations...
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