Over 50% of a major streaming service’s tracks come from DistroKid – and other revelations from UMG’s lawsuit

Universal Music Group‘s complaint against DistroKid, filed last week, runs to 52 pages. It accuses the DIY distributor of “deceptive trade practices and blatant copyright infringement”, and of flooding streaming services with AI-generated “slop.” The suit runs on two separate theories: (i) four counts of copyright infringement, which reach tracks that copy UMG recordings, and … Continued

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