The Supreme Court didn’t rewrite copyright law. It left standing a decision that could threaten decades of international publishing revenue — and the music industry’s biggest players aren’t happy. The marble columns. The dark wood benches. The nine imposing chairs behind the benc…
IndustryFirst reported 20 oct, 03:30 / 1 outlet
The Supreme Court Just Threw a Wrench Into The Music Industry’s Copyright Cash Machine
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- 20 Oct, 03:30Digital Music NewsFirstThe Supreme Court Just Threw a Wrench Into The Music Industry’s Copyright Cash Machine