A label lawsuit says the organization’s “Great 78s” project amounts to just that. And it’s hard to see what its defense would be.
Everybody get up, it's time to sue now.
A singer-songwriter says the rapper knows he needed to pay for a prominent sample, but that he walked away from a nearly-finalized deal to do so.
A new wave of publishing rights to classic song catalogs may open up to investors thanks to U.S. copyright law, but master recordings are another story.
After nearly a decade of litigation, a judge has finally dismissed the "last case standing" in a pioneering legal campaign over music royalties for old songs.
Teresa La Dart has agreed to drop a case that Swift's lawyers blasted as "legally and factually baseless."
After years of demanding that Twitter license music, the NMPA's members are filing a sweeping lawsuit that says the platform "harms music creators."
At rehearsals for the ACM Awards, the singer/songwriter also speaks on why he hopes his landmark copyright win will lead to a change.
Deborah Robinson would advise the president on U.S. intellectual property strategy.
The "Thinking Out Loud" singer argued that the trial was a threat to all musicians who create their own music.
