Isaac Hayes' estate wins injunction against Trump over "Hold On, I'm Coming"
Isaac Hayes' estate successfully obtained a preliminary injunction against Donald Trump for unauthorized use of his music at campaign events.
These 30 Musicians Are Fed Up With Donald Trump Using Their Music For His Presidential Campaign
Trump's campaign rallies face legal challenges regarding the use of artists' music, showcasing a growing conflict between artists' rights and licensing agreements.
Trump Ordered to Halt Use of Isaac Hayes Song
Isaac Hayes' estate successfully obtained an injunction against Trump's campaign for unauthorized use of Hayes' song during rallies.
Isaac Hayes' estate wins injunction against Trump over "Hold On, I'm Coming"
Isaac Hayes' estate successfully obtained a preliminary injunction against Donald Trump for unauthorized use of his music at campaign events.
These 30 Musicians Are Fed Up With Donald Trump Using Their Music For His Presidential Campaign
Trump's campaign rallies face legal challenges regarding the use of artists' music, showcasing a growing conflict between artists' rights and licensing agreements.
Trump Ordered to Halt Use of Isaac Hayes Song
Isaac Hayes' estate successfully obtained an injunction against Trump's campaign for unauthorized use of Hayes' song during rallies.
Downtown Music Partners With Hook to Monetize Sped Up (or Slowed Down) Fan Remixes
Downtown Music partners with Hook to allow fans to legally create remixes of licensed songs, addressing copyright issues and creating new revenue streams.
TikTok loses even more songs over its dispute with Universal Music Group | TechCrunch
TikTok is removing songs by Universal Music Group due to a royalty dispute.
20-30% of popular songs on TikTok are from UMG and UMPG.
TikTok gets Tay and Billie back with new UMG content licensing deal | TechCrunch
TikTok secured a content licensing agreement with Universal Music Group (UMG) to allow users to create music clips using UMG's catalog.
Downtown Music Partners With Hook to Monetize Sped Up (or Slowed Down) Fan Remixes
Downtown Music partners with Hook to allow fans to legally create remixes of licensed songs, addressing copyright issues and creating new revenue streams.
TikTok loses even more songs over its dispute with Universal Music Group | TechCrunch
TikTok is removing songs by Universal Music Group due to a royalty dispute.
20-30% of popular songs on TikTok are from UMG and UMPG.
TikTok gets Tay and Billie back with new UMG content licensing deal | TechCrunch
TikTok secured a content licensing agreement with Universal Music Group (UMG) to allow users to create music clips using UMG's catalog.
Taylor Swift Songs Return to TikTok Despite Label's Feud With Platform
Taylor Swift regains music on TikTok despite UMG's ban
Swift owns her masters allowing her to strike individual deals despite UMG's ban on other artists
TikTok's Missing Music Is Making Users Very Upset
TikTok and Universal Music Group failed to reach an agreement on licensing music, resulting in music from UMG artists being muted on the app.
Creators on TikTok are now exploring alternative ways to use music or avoiding copyrighted music altogether.
The prohibition of UMG music on TikTok could have a significant impact on how artists promote their music and connect with fans through social media.
TikTok removes music from UMG artists, including Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift
TikTok has removed all music by artists licensed to Universal Music Group due to a license expiration deadline.
Universal Music Group argues that TikTok wasn't fairly compensating its artists and allowing the platform to be flooded with AI-generated recordings.
Universal Music Group Is Taking Your Favorite Songs Off TikTok
Universal Music Group (UMG) has removed its music from TikTok due to failed negotiations on compensation, AI protections, and online safety.
UMG accused TikTok of offering lower rates compared to other social platforms and promoting AI replacement of artists. They also expressed concerns about inconsistent content moderation on the platform.
Songs by Taylor Swift, Drake and more are starting to disappear from TikTok. Here's why | amNewYork
Universal Music Group has removed its music from TikTok after the expiration of a licensing deal.
The removal of UMG-licensed music will significantly limit options for creators and impact popular songs on TikTok.
Universal Music Group plans to pull song catalog from TikTok | TechCrunch
UMG is pulling its music from TikTok due to failed negotiations over royalties.
UMG accuses TikTok of trying to build a music-based business without paying fair value for artists' music.
Taylor Swift Songs Return to TikTok Despite Label's Feud With Platform
Taylor Swift regains music on TikTok despite UMG's ban
Swift owns her masters allowing her to strike individual deals despite UMG's ban on other artists
TikTok's Missing Music Is Making Users Very Upset
TikTok and Universal Music Group failed to reach an agreement on licensing music, resulting in music from UMG artists being muted on the app.
Creators on TikTok are now exploring alternative ways to use music or avoiding copyrighted music altogether.
The prohibition of UMG music on TikTok could have a significant impact on how artists promote their music and connect with fans through social media.
TikTok removes music from UMG artists, including Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift
TikTok has removed all music by artists licensed to Universal Music Group due to a license expiration deadline.
Universal Music Group argues that TikTok wasn't fairly compensating its artists and allowing the platform to be flooded with AI-generated recordings.
Universal Music Group Is Taking Your Favorite Songs Off TikTok
Universal Music Group (UMG) has removed its music from TikTok due to failed negotiations on compensation, AI protections, and online safety.
UMG accused TikTok of offering lower rates compared to other social platforms and promoting AI replacement of artists. They also expressed concerns about inconsistent content moderation on the platform.
Songs by Taylor Swift, Drake and more are starting to disappear from TikTok. Here's why | amNewYork
Universal Music Group has removed its music from TikTok after the expiration of a licensing deal.
The removal of UMG-licensed music will significantly limit options for creators and impact popular songs on TikTok.
Universal Music Group plans to pull song catalog from TikTok | TechCrunch
UMG is pulling its music from TikTok due to failed negotiations over royalties.
UMG accuses TikTok of trying to build a music-based business without paying fair value for artists' music.