14 January 2016Copyright

Huckabee: no copyright infringement at ‘religious assembly’ in support of Kim Davis

Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee has claimed that the use of the song “Eye of the Tiger” at a rally he attended to support Kentucky-based marriage clerk Kim Davis did not infringe copyright because it was used at a “religious assembly”.

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