Satellite radio service Sirius XM will pay $210 million to the three major labels and ABKCO as a result of a settlement in the legal dispute over pre-1972 recordings.
The settlement was announced this morning and ends a lengthy dispute between Sirius XM and music industry parties over the interpretation of federal copyright law in the US.
“This is a great step forward for all music creators,” said Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) chairman and CEO Cary Sherman. “Music ...
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