2 December 2013Copyright

GoldieBlox pulls out of Beastie Boys copyright lawsuit

A US toy company which fell foul of renowned hip-hop trio the Beastie Boys over the use of one their songs has said it will no longer pursue a lawsuit which could have allowed it to use the song.

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