Posts Tagged ‘National Music Publisher’s Association’

Independent Music Publishers Can Opt Into Key YouTube License Agreement, Via NMPA & HFA Independent Music Publishers Can Opt Into Key YouTube License Agreement, Via NMPA & HFA

Independent Music Publishers Can Opt Into Key YouTube License Agreement, Via NMPA & HFA

November 19th, 2011 by

Licensing for online media saw an important evolution this past August when the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) and YouTube’s parent company, Google, settled an NMPA lawsuit. The resulting settlement paved the way for increased efficiencies for UGC (User Generated Content) to use and legally license copyrighted music on videos Read more...

LimeWire (NYC) Sued by National Music Publisher’s Association

June 17th, 2010 by

The bad news continued on Wednesday for NYC-based LimeWire, as the National Music Publisher’s Association filed a lawsuit against the file-sharing service for copyright infringement of their works “on a massive scale”.

In May, Judge Kimba M. Wood of United States District Court in Manhattan ruled that LimeWire and its Read more...

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