IndustryFirst reported 29 jun, 22:58 / 1 outlet

UK Court Dismisses Blur Drummer David Rowntree’s Appeal in ‘Black Box’ Royalties Case: ‘PRS Is Seeking to Do Its Best to Achieve a Fair Distribution’

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  1. 29 Jun, 22:58
    Digital Music NewsFirst
    UK Court Dismisses Blur Drummer David Rowntree’s Appeal in ‘Black Box’ Royalties Case: ‘PRS Is Seeking to Do Its Best to Achieve a Fair Distribution’

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A UK court has officially rejected Blur drummer (and attorney) David Rowntree’s appeal in a case, centering on unmatched “black box” royalties, filed against PRS back in 2024. The Court of Appeal’s Civil Division finalized that decision today, after the Competition Appeal Tribuna…