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In a letter to Clear Channel Communications dated Thursday, Spears' attorneys accused the company of "offensive, unauthorized commercial exploitation" of the singer, and demanded that the three billboards in the Tampa area be removed. The letter was posted on the website The Smoking Gun. [see full story for more]
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