12 November 2019CopyrightSaman Javed

Tencent Music Entertainment wins copyright suit over Jay Chou songs

Chinese online music platform, Tencent Music Entertainment, has won a copyright infringement case against a competitor, NetEase Cloud Music, over the unlicensed use of an artist’s songs.

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