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billboard.com | Franchesca Guim |Elizabeth Dilts Marshall |Bill Donahue |Richard Smirke
After a successful First Spanish Music Encounter at the WiZink Center in 2024, Billboard returned to Madrid on Tuesday (March 18) with “Leaders of Music in Spain,” an event that reaffirms its commitment to the country’s music scene. The cocktail event, held at the Hotel VP Plaza España Design, gathered more than a hundred executives, artists, and key industry figures to strengthen ties and boost the global projection of Spaniard music.
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Elizabeth Dilts Marshall |Bill Donahue |Richard Smirke |Melinda Newman
ATEEZ KQ ENTERTAINMENT KQ Entertainment, the South Korean music company behind ATEEZ, signed a multi-year agreement with AEG Presents to oversee the production of all global tours for the K-pop supergroup.
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue |Richard Smirke |Melinda Newman |Paul Grein
Universal Music Group is asking a federal judge to halt all discovery in Drake’s defamation lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us,” arguing that the star is unfairly demanding “highly commercially sensitive documents” – including Lamar’s record deal. A day after moving to dismiss the lawsuit, UMG followed up Tuesday by asking the judge to pause discovery until he rules on that motion.
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Bill Donahue |Richard Smirke |Melinda Newman |Paul Grein
Miley Cyrus has lost her initial bid to dismiss a copyright case claiming her chart-topping “Flowers” ripped off the Bruno Mars song “When I Was Your Man,” allowing the high-profile lawsuit to proceed toward a trial. Seeking to end the case at the outset, attorneys for Cyrus had argued that the plaintiff who filed the lawsuit lacked the legal “standing” to pursue it.
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Richard Smirke |Melinda Newman |Paul Grein |Griselda Flores
LONDON — Global music sales grew for the tenth consecutive year in 2024 but the risk of generative AI systems using copyright-protected music to freely train their systems poses “a very real and present threat” to the future of the industry, warn record executives.
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