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4 April 2019Copyright

Vinyl companies ‘not liable’ for sale of unlicensed Eminem records

A vinyl manufacturer breached copyright by selling unlicensed vinyl copies of rapper Eminem’s debut album, the English High Court said on Tuesday, April 2.

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