AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI & Copyright: Elvis Presley’s rights holders sued Anthropic for more than $48.6 million, alleging it used lyrics from 274 songs to train Claude. In a separate AI music dispute, a judge cleared Universal and Sony to depose a former Menlo Ventures executive as the Suno case widens. Industry Moves: HYBE Americas launched Latin label TRU Records with SANTOS BRAVOS as its first act, while Warner Music Latina named Roberto Andrade Dirak president. Mary J. Blige also struck a deal with Primary Wave covering her song and recording catalogs. Ticketing: Sam Fender removed premium front-standing tickets from his tour after criticizing inflated prices; RAYE is taking on ticketing bots ahead of hers. Live Music: Dayton’s Yellow Cab Tavern will close after 15 years, with owners citing rising costs and falling sales.
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