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22 October 2019CopyrightRory O'Neill

Music publishers call for congressional TikTok probe

The US National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) has called for greater scrutiny of Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok amid concerns over copyright infringement.

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20 November 2020   Music publisher Wixen has sued the owners of video-sharing app and TikTok rival Triller for $50m, claiming the app is using over a thousand songs without permission.
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17 August 2020   Texas-based Pixmarx IP has accused Chinese-owned social networking service TikTok of infringing three digital photography patents.
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27 January 2020   Social media platform TikTok has hired former Microsoft attorney Erich Andersen as vice president and global general counsel.


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