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YOUTUBE HANDS PROFILES TO VIACOM By BRIAN GARRITY SUMNER REDSTONEHe's watching you. July 4, 2008 If you've ever watched a video on YouTube, Viacom now has access to your personal user data and viewing habits. Google has been ordered by a New York federal judge to turn over a database of YouTube user logs that includes personal user log-on IDs and related information about which clips users watched, when they watched them and the IP address of the computers used to view them. The ruling came late Wednesday as part of an ongoing $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit that Sumner Redstone-led Viacom filed against Google and YouTube, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the online search giant. While Viacom is looking to prove widespread unauthorized viewing of its shows like "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" on YouTube, privacy watchdogs are howling that the move is a massive invasion of privacy. Kurt Opsahl, a lawyer for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, ...