‘A Sigh of Relief’: What Ed Sheeran’s Victory Means for the Future of Music Copyright Claims
Multiple experts tell Rolling Stone that Sheeran's win is a positive step for artists and could help slow down the litigious nature of music copyright
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Subscribe NowMultiple experts tell Rolling Stone that Sheeran's win is a positive step for artists and could help slow down the litigious nature of music copyright
A New York City jury found that the singer was not liable for infringing on Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On"
While creating "Thinking Out Loud," the singer says the song's producers referred to it as "the Van Morrison tune"
The trial of "Thinking Out Loud" vs. "Let's Get It On" began Tuesday with Sheeran's attorneys claiming he wrote his song "without copying" Gaye
Three months after being sued for sexual assault of a minor, the Aerosmith lead singer's responses included that the girl suing him consented, and he had immunity as her guardian
Terry Sanderson, 76, has accused Paltrow, 50, of crashing into him while they were both skiing in Park City, Utah
Nirvana has won the lawsuit the band faced over their Nevermind cover art after a judge dismissed the case — filed by Spencer Elden, the baby seen in the iconic photograph — for the final time.
In a new filing, Taylor Swift denied she infringed lyrics for "Shake It Off," the latest in a years-long suit she's faced over the song.
Songwriters claim 2020 hit steals the “signature melody” from their 1979 disco song “Wiggle and Giggle All Night”
Icelene Jones claims ODB’s estate hasn’t been paid 10 years of royalties, though RZA sent her a $130,000 cheque last July