US EditionPhonographic Performance Limited stumbles in a music licensing dispute
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Phonographic Performance Limited stumbles in a music licensing dispute
Published Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL), which owns and controls public performance rights of over 400 music labels with 45 lakh international and domestic sound recordings, issued a notice to Azure Hospitality Private Limited (Azure) on July 20, 2022, asking to cease exploiting the sound recordings in which PPL held copyright without obtaining a license from PPL. Azure failed to com…
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