The discussion on free music has taken a sharp turn over the past few years, beginning (for the sake of conversation) with a little-known program named Spotify and most recently underlined by a new licensing dispute between Irving Azoff and YouTube. Azoff, who manages the performance rights for the likes of Pharrell Williams, The Eagles and John Lennon amongst others, is claiming that YouTube lacks the music licenses for over 20,000 of the songs hosted on its site. Following our report last mont...
The discussion on free music has taken a sharp turn over the past few years, beginning (for the sake of conversation) with a little-known program named Spotify and most recently underlined by a new licensing dispute between Irving Azoff and YouTube. Azoff, who manages the performance rights for the likes of Pharrell Williams, The Eagles and John Lennon amongst others, is claiming that YouTube lacks the music licenses for over 20,000 of the songs hosted on its site. Following our report last mont...
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