Twitter could be on the hook for more than $250 million after the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) filed a federal copyright lawsuit claiming the social media platform “profits handsomely from its infringement of Publishers’ repertoires.” According to Variety, the complaint filed on behalf of 17 major music publishers alleges…
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Twitter Sued for $250 Million by Music Publishers for Copyright Infringement
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