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How is that different from users uploading music videos on Youtube? Google won that case with Viacom, so there's precedent. Plus, as far as I know Grooveshark h
by nextparadigms 15y ago
How is that different from users uploading music videos on Youtube? Google won that case with Viacom, so there's precedent. Plus, as far as I know Grooveshark has some deals set up, so they aren't exactly a "rogue site", or at least it will be much harder to prove.
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- eli 15y agoWell, if the allegations are true, Universal says Grooveshark employees personally uploaded tracks they did not have rights to in order to fill gaps in the database.