Bill Donahue
Senior Legal Correspondent at Billboard
legal beat guy @billboard, covering the intersection of the music biz and the law. tips, pitches, leaks, gripes: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
suburbanlifemagazine.com | Bill Donahue
The Philadelphia area serves up a near-endless list of options for satisfying the palate, from simple to sophisticated. To us, though, dining out should be an experience to be savored and remembered, from the ambiance to the service to the food and drinks delivered to the table. Our devotion to dining (and imbibing) out over the past several months has resulted in a distillation of sorts, which you’ll find on the following pages. We present our 2025 Best of Food and Drink.
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5 days ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue
Bad Bunny enfrenta una demanda por acusaciones de que una canción de su exitoso álbum Un Verano Sin Ti incluyó un sample no autorizado de un artista nigeriano, y que los representantes de la superestrella posteriormente “obstaculizaron” los esfuerzos para resolver el problema.
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5 days ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue
Live Nation is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling last year that said the concert giant couldn’t enforce “opaque and unfair” arbitration agreements against ticketbuyers, warning the justices that the scathing ruling “creates massive uncertainty.” The decision, issued in October by a lower court, said the contracts Live Nation had forced concertgoers to sign – requiring them to resolve disputes via private arbitration — were “so dense, convoluted and internally contradictory”...
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5 days ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue
Bad Bunny is facing a lawsuit over allegations that a track from his chart-topping Un Verano Sin Ti featured an unlicensed sample from a Nigerian artist – and that the superstar’s reps later “stonewalled” efforts to resolve the problem.
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6 days ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue
iHeartRadio is facing a class-action lawsuit from subscribers after disclosing that several of its radio stations were hacked months ago, exposing Social Security numbers, financial information and other personal details. The lawsuit came a week after the radio giant warned customers in regulatory filings last week that “an unauthorized actor viewed and obtained files” at a “small number of our local stations” in December, potentially stealing SSNs, dates of birth, and credit card info.
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can't imagine that sending jurors to deliberate on 11 months of testimony two days before Thanksgiving will cause any problems. https://t.co/DbjfjJnZIr
@ajc Seems things are moving along and the jury should be starting to deliberate anytime now.
RT @Phil_Lewis_: “Drake has initiated legal action against Universal Music Group and Spotify over allegations that the two companies conspi…
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