Grooveshark

Grooveshark, my favorite free music streaming service, made an important announcement earlier today: the company has settled a lawsuit brought against it by EMI, one of the big four record labels, and has licensed EMI's catalog. The...

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...Grooveshark Signs Licensing Deal With EMI Streaming music service Grooveshark has signed a licensing agreement with EMI, six months after being sued by the music label, AllThingsD reports. In June, EMI sued Grooveshark, which offers free...

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EMI has dropped its copyright infringement lawsuit against the music streaming service Grooveshark, opting instead to license its sound recording and publishing catalogs to Grooveshark in the United States under undisclosed terms. "We...

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...up $3 per month (or $30 a year). Under the fresh deal, Grooveshark users will gain access to content from EMI's roster of current and legendary catalog artists and EMI Music Publishing's songwriters. Grooveshark CEO Sam Tarantino said:

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...and legendary catalog artists and EMI Music Publishing's songwriters. Grooveshark offers music fans the ability to stream songs for no fee from a vast catalog of music. Fans can enjoy Grooveshark's music without having to download client...

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