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Sirius XM to pay record companies $210 million for pre-1972 songs

Chief Editor June 26, 2015 0 12 sec read
Sirius XM Holdings Inc on Friday said it agreed to pay five record companies $210 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the satellite radio company of broadcasting songs made before 1972 without permission and without paying royalties. The settlement resolves claims by Capitol Records LLC, Sony Music….


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