Intellectual Property
Aug. 17, 2016
ASCAP group sues broadcasters for unlicensed playing of copyrighted music
A trial date was set in a $2 million copyright infringement case in which a group of plaintiffs allege several broadcasting stations played protected music under a terminated licensing agreement.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE — A trial date was set in a $2 million copyright infringement case in which a group of plaintiffs allege several broadcasting stations played protected music under a terminated licensing agreement.
Wb Music Corp. represents the plaintiffs, who are members of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), in the federal lawsuit.
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