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Newsletter for Legal created at July 16, 2026 06:50

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"Latest Music Industry News: Acquisitions, Lawsuits, Partnerships, and Government Support"

This newsletter is about recent developments in the music industry, including BandLab Technologies acquiring an AI-powered music studio Aiode, Australian Prime Minister reinforcing copyright protection for creators, HYBE filing a lawsuit against counterfeit BTS merch, BMG acquiring songwriting works of notable artists, Meta disabling an AI image feature, Bad Bunny facing lawsuits over consent issues, Iron Maiden partnering with Pophouse Entertainment, APRA AMCOS praising support for creator rights, Suno seeking to block copyright infringement lawsuit expansion, and the UK government releasing a plan to support the music industry.

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BandLab Technologies buys Aiode, an AI music studio built on ‘fully-licensed’ audio - Music Business Worldwide 0.95 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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Music industry welcomes Australian PM’s statement that AI training without artist control is theft 0.95 Complete Music Update (CMU) 0 0
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BTS bootleg merch sellers targeted in HYBE lawsuit ahead of MetLife Stadium shows 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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BMG acquires remaining interests in Hal David, John Lee Hooker and ARC Music publishing catalogs - Music Business Worldwide 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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Meta scraps AI Muse Image feature that scraped Instagram accounts, following CAA backlash - Music Business Worldwide 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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Bad Bunny must face ex-girlfriend’s lawsuit over voice recording used on ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ track, Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court rules - Music Business Worldwide 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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Iron Maiden sell stake in catalog plus name, image & likeness rights to Pophouse 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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APRA AMCOS applauds Prime Minister Albanese’s unequivocal support for Australia’s creators and welcomes new Office of AI 0.9 CISAC Newsroom 0 0
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Why a fight over 61,000 recordings could shape the future of AI music licensing - Music Business Worldwide 0.9 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
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UK government publishes ‘Our Plan For Music’ - and announces new funding and licensing reforms 0.9 Complete Music Update (CMU) 0 0
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