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Five teams in the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament have agreed to pay a licence fee to use songs during matches, following a copyright complaint from a singers’ association.
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Indian Premier League, copyright, royalties, Delhi High Court, ISRA, Indian Singers’ Rights Association
