Peloton and NMPA settle song usage suit, sign collaboration deal
Interactive fitness company Peloton Interactive has settled a multi-million dollar court battle with the National Music Publishers Association ( NMPA), after the latter had sued the fitness company over the unlicensed use of songs.
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30 September 2019 A US district judge has allowed the National Music Publishers' Association's request to file an amended complaint, which doubles damages to $300 million against exercise startup company Peloton.
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