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X Corp v. National Music Publishers Association Inc et al
Case Number:
3:26-cv-00047
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Judge:
Firms
- Axinn Veltrop
- Carrington Coleman
- Carter Arnett
- Cleary Gottlieb
- Dykema
- Munger Tolles
- Proskauer Rose
- Tillotson Johnson
Companies
- BMG Rights Management GmbH
- Concord
- Concord Music Group Inc.
- Downtown Music Holdings LLC
- Kobalt Music Group Ltd.
- Mayimba Music Inc.
- National Music Publishers Association Inc.
- Peermusic
- Reservoir Media Inc.
- Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
- Sony Music Publishing LLC
- The Royalty Network Inc.
- Warner/Chappell Music Inc.
- Wixen Music Publishing Inc.
- X Corp.
Sectors & Industries:
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April 03, 2026
Music Publishers Say X Finds Conspiracy In 1 Emailed 'We'
The National Music Publishers' Association and its members have told a Texas federal court that X Corp.'s antitrust suit fails to allege any conspiracy, with the best argument the company could muster being an "implausible" interpretation of a single word — "we" — in a single email.
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January 09, 2026
X Strikes Back At Music Publishers With Antitrust Suit
X Corp. accused the National Music Publishers' Association and the largest music publishers in the United States of an anticompetitive conspiracy, alleging in a suit filed Friday that the industry's top players colluded against the social media company in an "extortionate campaign" over copyrighted music licenses.