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Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC et al v. D.J. Miller Music Distributors, Inc. et al
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October 05, 2011
Sony's Potential Damages Slashed In Karaoke IP Suit
The Tennessee federal judge overseeing Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC's copyright lawsuit against several karaoke distributors ruled Wednesday that Sony may recover only one award of statutory damages per work, regardless of whether the companies distributed the allegedly infringing recordings through multiple brands.
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September 27, 2011
Karaoke Cos. Can't Dance Out Of Sony Copyright Claims
A Tennessee federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC's claims that JS Karaoke LLC and BottomLineSources.com Inc. sold unlicensed karaoke recordings of six songs for which the music publisher did not register copyrights until after filing suit.
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October 18, 2010
Small Biz Agency Can Keep Records Private: 9th Circ.
The U.S. Small Business Administration does not have to turn over cell phone records to an advocacy group that is trying to prove the agency conspires to steer small business contracts to large companies, according to a federal appeals court.