@Artist Rights Institute Newsletter 3/31/25
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Ticketing
Executive Order on Combating Unfair Practices in the Live Entertainment Market
Music Industry reacts to Executive Order on Ticket Scalping (Bruce Houghton/Hypebot)
What Hath Trump Wrought: The Effect of the Anti-Scalping Executive Order on StubHub’s IPO (Chris Castle/MusicTech.Solutions)
Copyright Litigation
Merlin sues TikTok rival Triller for breach of contract over allegedly unpaid music licensing fees (Daniel Tencer/Music Business Worldwide)
Artificial Intelligence: Legislation
Artificial intelligence firms should pay artists and musicians for using their work amid uproar over Labour's plans to exempt them from copyright laws, according to a new poll of Brits (Chris Pollard/Daily Mail)
European Union’s latest draft AI Code of Practice renders copyright ‘meaningless,’ rightsholders warn (Mandy Dalugdug/Music Business Worldwide)
Artificial Intelligence
The Style Returns: Some notes on ChatGPT and Studio Ghibli (Andres Guadamuz/TechnoLlama)
OpenAI's Preemption Request Highlights State Laws' Downsides (Oliver Roberts/Bloomberg Law)
Copyright: Termination Rights
Update on Vetter v. Resnik case (Chris Castle/MusicTechPolicy)
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