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Now That’s What I Call…Justice?: Life After Cox Communications, Inc. v. Sony Music Ent.

Tiffany StrachanArt Law, Artificial Intelligence Law, Copyright Law, Corporate Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, Media Law, Music Law, News & Insights

On March 25, 2026, as the pink cherry blossoms drifted down from their trees in the nation’s capital, so too did an industry-changing judgment from the Supreme Court of the United States. The question: “Can an internet service provider be …

NSYNC Bye Bye Bye playing on mobile phone

Did Darrin Henson’s exclusive rights to his choreography just go “Bye Bye Bye”? 

Jacqueline MoranArt Law, Copyright Law, Corporate Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, Media Law, Music Law, News & Insights, Technology Law

In January 2000, the release of NSYNC’s hit song “Bye Bye Bye” and its music video became a defining moment in pop culture. Today, more than twenty-five years later, the choreography associated with the song is at the center of …

Suno app on mobile phone

Can Songwriters Survive the Suno Tsunami?

Tiffany StrachanArt Law, Copyright Law, Corporate Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, Media Law, Music Law, News & Insights

It’s no secret that I’m a musician – in fact, a songwriter/producer. I’ve invested late nights bringing my ideas to life, as well as thousands in technology (and Berklee tuition). It was worthwhile because I knew I would, in return, …

The Marvellous Music Industry Mavens!

Tiffany StrachanArt Law, Entertainment Law, Media Law, Music Law, Music Licensing Law, News & Insights, Technology Law

Picture it – 11:00 AM, Friday, February 20, 2026. It’s the penultimate panel at Power Players 2026. The four mavens arrive: Bill Colitre, Chief Operating Officer at Music Reports, Inc.; Revi-Ruth Enriquez Cohen, Vice President of Legal at Broadcast Music, …

A stack of red and black speakers

A Riddim’s Riddle: From the Sound System to the Court System

Tiffany StrachanArt Law, Copyright Law, Corporate Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, Media Law, Music Law, Music Licensing Law, News & Insights, Technology Law

The Caribbean is a melting pot of heritage. The region was inhabited by Indigenous Americans, followed by Europeans who brought enslaved people from China, India, and Africa to grow crops in the colonies for shipment back to their respective countries. …

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5 weeks or 5 years? Live Nation Antitrust Judge Suggests DOJ’s Unwillingness to Stay State Law Claims Could Seriously Prolong Trial 

Jacqueline MoranAntitrust Law, Entertainment Law, Media Law, Music Law, News & Insights

On bended knee is no way to be free  –Guaranteed by Eddie Vedder What do Taylor Swift, Eddie Vedder, and the Department of Justice (DOJ) have in common? The answer may not be immediately obvious. And yet, the pop star, grunge …

From Infringement to Innovation: How UMG’s Udio Settlement Reframes Fair Use and AI in Music

Yasmin SobhanianArtificial Intelligence Law, Copyright Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, Music Law

In an attempt to coevolve with the new age of technology, Universal Music Group (“UMG”), the world’s biggest music label, announced on October 29, 2025, that they settled a copyright infringement case with Udio, an artificial intelligence (“AI”) music company. …