5 September 2016Copyright

WIPR survey: ‘Blurred Lines’ spurs flurry of copyright suits

The long-running “Blurred Lines” copyright saga appears to have encouraged more people to target high-profile songs for infringement, according to WIPR readers.

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WIPR survey: ‘Blurred Lines’ spurs flurry of copyright suits

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