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Atlantic Recording Corporation et al v. SAMPSON et al
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December 09, 2015
Music Site To Pay $3M To End Record Cos.' Copyright Suit
Fledgling music streaming site Aurous agreed to pay $3 million to a group of major record labels, including Sony and Atlantic Records, as part of a settlement that will permanently shutter the company following allegations that it encouraged listeners to stream and download pirated music.
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October 13, 2015
Record Labels Hit New Music Service With Copyright Suit
A group of record labels including Sony and Warner Bros. on Tuesday sued a music service so new its website is barely up and running for creating a music app that allegedly encourages listeners to stream and download pirated music from overseas servers.