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It was a dark and rainy night….For music supervisors, the AI challenge is not only about piracy. It is logistical, contractual, and—perhaps most significantly—what is insurable. The Framing Problem

Anyone who lived through the Dot Bomb era is reluctant to be branded a “Luddite” by the same people who were using technology to enrich themselves with one of the gr...


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There was always something slightly absurd about the mythology surrounding Facebook. The hoodies. The slogans about “bringing the world closer together.” The idea that a handful of twenty-somethings in Silicon Valley had accident...


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Back on April 8, I wrote a post titled Bill Ackman Wants UMG. Artists Should Be Very Worried.

At the time, some readers assumed the concern was simply about Bill Ackman. It wasn’t. The concern was about fin...


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The AI moratorium fight was never really about “innovation.” It was about preemption. More specifically, it was about what might be called federally guaranteed financial preemption.

That phrase matters because the walk-back ...


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The most interesting thing about the new Wixen lawsuit against Meta may not be what it says. It may be what it does not say.

Wixen’s first amended complaint is clearly about copyright infringement, defamation, trade libel, and interference with contractual relations. It accuses Meta of pulling songs from Instagram and Facebook during licensing negotiations, falsely blaming...


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