25 March 2020Copyright

‘Over The Rainbow’ writer’s estate drops Apple bootleg suit

The estate of the late “The Wizard of Oz” songwriter Harold Arlen has dropped a lawsuit that claimed Apple had streamed and sold bootleg copies of songs including “Over The Rainbow”.

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‘Over The Rainbow’ writer’s estate drops Apple bootleg suit

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