Following prolonged litigation regarding the unauthorized use of licensed music, Warner Music has signed landmark deals with AI startups Udio and Suno. The licensing agreements ensure that its artists are compensated and have control over how their music is used, while creating new revenue streams. Warner and Udio to Build a Licensed AI Music Platform […]
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Twitter, under its new brand name X, faces a copyright infringement lawsuit from Suisa Digital Licensing. The European music licensing organization alleges that the social media firm failed to compensate music authors and publishers whose works are used on its platform. Suisa Digital Licensing Sues X for Unauthorized Music Use In Wednesday’s statement, Suisa Digital
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A photographer who claimed that Andy Warhol infringed her photo of Prince from 1981 has won a huge victory from the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. In the mid-1980s, Lynn Goldsmith licensed her Prince image to Vanity Fair. They in turn commissioned Warhol to create a silkscreen. Warhol went on to create 15 more works
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Tracy Chapman has accused Nicki Minaj of infringing the copyright of her song, “Baby Can I Hold You,” for her remake titled “Sorry” which features Nas. U.S. District Court Judge Virginia Phillips, after reviewing summary judgment documents from both parties, concluded that Minaj’s “Sorry” creation constituted fair use of copyright. In making this decision, Phillips
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