copyright infringement
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Pop Culture Joe's got valuable content to protect.
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Noah C -
Pop Culture in 1993, Al Pereira took a photo of Nas and Tupac together, but the photographer is upset that Nas shared the copyrighted image without permission.
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Erika Marie -
Pop Culture Katy Perry is in trouble.
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Erika Marie -
Original Content INTERVIEW: We talk with Jeff Peretz about a few recent legal cases in the music industry, including that of Juice WRLD and Yellowcard.
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Kemet High -
Society The lyric site has a smart way of encoding the words "Red Handed" into their lyrics in morse code, to catch Google taking content from them.
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hnhh -
Beef Lil Reese calls out 2 Chainz on Twitter for "Wuda Cuda Shuda" hook, which he believes is stolen from his verses on Lil Herb's "On My Soul."
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Music Future's camp has already denied the allegations.
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Kevin Goddard -
News Lee Hutson alleges that 20 year-old song "The What" unlawfully sampled his 1973 song "Can't Say Enough About Mom"
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Patrick Lyons -
Music Jay-Z, Roc-A-Fella Records, Sony Music, and Timbaland were all accused of wrong-doing in the legal papers filed by Ernie Hines' attorney.
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Devin Ch -
Music Thousands of music fans are clowning the artist who's suing Drake and Chris Brown for copyright infringement.
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Alex Zidel -
Music New Zealand court claims the song was "not substantially reproduced" in political campaign.
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Matt F -
Music Fat Joe and 50 Cent can no longer "Lean Back" on their commercial success, as a producer claimed they stole ideas from his "Candy Shop."
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Gabriel Bras Nevares