Hundreds of artists, managers, songwriters and music organisations have called for a reform of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has revealed.
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23 February 2017 A coalition of music organisations has criticised the Digital Millennium Copyright Act as being “broken and antiquated”, in a filing at the US Copyright Office.
16 October 2017 When illegal downloaders first appeared, the music industry’s initial response of suing infringers was unsuccessful, according to a Warner Bros executive.
30 July 2018 Universal Music has withdrawn a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice for a Twitter video showing thousands of people singing Prince’s 1984 classic “Purple Rain”.