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What happens to music when it is free to use? 2024 is right around the corner, and it is gearing up to be a monumental year for the public domain and intellectual property law in general. -
AI Music Here To Stay, Is It Even Legal?
Record Labels are cracking down on AI songs featuring their signed artists, but does AI actually constitute copyright infringement? -
Taylor Swift Tries To Have Songwriters Pay Her Legal Bill, Gets Denied By Judge
A judge recently denied Taylor Swift's request to have two songwriters pay her $75,000 legal bill. The singer also made headlines after two men had tried to stalk her outside her Beverly Hills home. -
Russia Changes Copyright Laws to Protect Music Online, as Well as Videos
Russian copyright law will undergo a major change on May 1 that has the music industry celebrating: Music will soon be afforded the same protections as videos within one of the world's largest nations. -
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On-the-rise pop starlet Banks (aka Jillian Banks) took to Facebook yesterday to explain why her single "Waiting Game" was used as a cover on Neon Jungle's Welcome To The Jungle before it appeared on her own album. Her answer: the U.K. pop girl band used the song without her permission. -
"Happy Together" Band The Turtles Suing SiriusXM For Playing Music That Came Before 1972
Sixties power-pop band The Turtles have launched a $100 million lawsuit against SiriusXM, accusing the satellite radio provider of violating the rights of thousands of musicians by playing music from prior to 1972 without paying for it.
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