Pandora Receives Not-So-Funny Lawsuit for Infringing Comedians’ Copyrights
On February 7, 2022, streaming service Pandora was sued by comedians Andrew Clay, Bill Engvall, Ron White, and…
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Success of Copyright Infringement Actions Threatens to Revoke Musician’s Creative License
Copyright lawsuits where one artist sues another artist are on the rise within the music industry.1[1]Wang, Amy X.…
Wu Tang Clan’s Once Upon a Time in Shaolin Continues to “Bring Da Ruckus” in the Legal Community
In 2015, Wu Tang Clan released Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, a studio album of which a…
Music’s Credit Crossroads: Play it Safe or Run the Risk of Owing Millions
In the midst of the pandemic, Olivia Rodrigo’s release of “Drivers License” united people of all ages across…
“Certified Lover Boy” Gets No Love from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office
On September 3, Drake finally dropped his heavily anticipated 6th studio album, “Certified Lover Boy.”1[1]Drake – Certified Lover…
You Belong to Me: Taylor Swift’s Journey to Her Master Recordings
Taylor Swift is one of the best-selling recording artists in modern history.1[1]Keith Caulfield, Taylor Swift Has the Top-Selling…
Topping the Charts: NFTs and the Music Industry’s Potential Harmonic Progression
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced businesses from all industries to adopt innovative methods to generate revenue and the…
Twitch Creators Left in the Dark on New DMCA Crackdown
Content creators are growing frustrated with Twitch, the live streaming platform popular with gamers, as the company has…