The pop icon speaks out after accusing the Canadian rapper/singer of using "Into the Groove" on "Pluto's Last Comet" without permission
A trial over Swift's use of “players gonna play” and “haters gonna hate” with some repetition could set a precedent that "cheats the public domain," new court filing argues
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act has long been associated with record-industry greed. But after 20 years, it's tech giants that reap the biggest benefits while musicians and songwriters struggle
The country star is fighting Warner Music Group to regain rights to songs off his 1986 hit album, Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.
KKR's re-entry into the music business, buying the copyrights of OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder in an unusual direct acquisition, signals a new wave of Wall Street interest in an area financial giants have ignored for years
Ninth Circuit Court rejects longstanding copyright precedent known as "inverse ratio rule" in case over Spirit's "Taurus" versus Hall of Fame band
He's sued Ed Sheeran, Juice WRLD, and Travis Scott, and incited controversy by winning the infamous "Blurred Lines" case — but attorney Richard Busch insists he's the one in the right
The renowned songwriter talks royalty transparency, creator empowerment, and the next crucial innovation after streaming
Judge reverses previous $2.8 million decision in favor of Christian rapper Flame
DJ iMarkkeyz’s dance track “Coronavirus,” which remixes audio ripped from a Cardi B Instagram post, is rising quickly on the iTunes charts
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