Entertainment & Sports
Dec. 9, 2016
Pandora argues no protections for Flo & Eddie
State copyright law has historically only protected unpublished works, Pandora argued.
By Steven Crighton
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The rock band The Turtles relinquished its right to performance royalties when it began to sell its records in stores in the 1960s, counsel for Pandora Music Inc. argued Thursday.
The music subscriber service asked a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel to overturn an adverse district court opinion in a lawsuit filed by Flo & Eddie Inc., lead vocalists for the Turtle...
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