Amid a contentious courtroom confrontation with Universal Music Group (UMG), DistroKid has received a response-deadline extension and started removing tracks. But is the AI-audio crackdown affecting proper music as well? Multiple individuals are answering in the affirmative on so…
ReleaseFirst reported 12 oct, 22:25 / 1 outlet
Digital Music News: “DistroKid Extends Response Deadline, Removes Certain Tracks Amid UMG Lawsuit — But How…”
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- 12 Oct, 22:25Digital Music NewsFirstDistroKid Extends Response Deadline, Removes Certain Tracks Amid UMG Lawsuit — But How Many Non-AI Uploads Are Being Pulled?