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Flo & Eddie, Inc. v. Sirius XM Radio, Inc., et al
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1:13-cv-23182
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- Bilzin Sumberg
- Gradstein & Marzano
- Greenberg Traurig
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June 22, 2015
Sirius Beats Fla. Case Over Pre-1972 Songs
A federal judge ruled Monday that Florida state law doesn't require Sirius XM Radio Inc. to pay to play pre-1972 sound recordings, splitting from California and New York federal judges that said the satcaster needed to start paying for the old tunes.
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April 28, 2015
Sirius Asks Fla. Judge To Mute Turtles' Suit Over Pre-'72 Music
Sirius XM Radio Inc. urged a Florida federal judge on Tuesday to issue summary judgment against a $100 million putative class action accusing Sirius of illegally broadcasting pre-1972 sound recordings, saying the record owners want the court to protect nonexistent performance rights.
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August 18, 2014
Turtles Tell Sirius Pre-1972 State Law Covers Performances
The Turtles, the 1960s rock band that has sued Sirius XM Radio Inc. across the country over pre-1972 sound recordings, on Friday blasted the satcaster's claim that Florida state law does not give owners a so-called public performance right, calling it "sophistry at its highest level."
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July 16, 2014
Fla. Has No Public Play Rights, Sirius Says In Turtles Suit
Sirius XM Radio Inc. on Tuesday asked a Florida federal court to toss a $100 million putative class action brought against it over allegedly illegal broadcasts of pre-1972 sound recordings, saying that state law does not give owners of sound recordings public performance rights.
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November 15, 2013
Sirius Wants $100M Copyright Suit Over Pre-1972 Songs Pared
Sirius XM Radio Inc. asked a Florida federal court Thursday to trim a $100 million putative class action over allegedly illegally circulated pre-1972 recordings, saying that Florida law does not provide recording owners with public performance rights.
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September 06, 2013
Turtles Members Take Sirius War Over Pre-1972 Songs To Fla.
The two founding members of American rock band The Turtles on Tuesday expanded their battle with Sirius XM Radio Inc. over allegedly illegally circulated pre-1972 songs into Florida, where the musicians filed their second $100 million putative class action against the satellite music provider.