AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI Copyright Clash: Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have sued Anthropic over alleged mass copying of songs to train Claude, seeking up to $150K per work; the fight is heating up across the AI-music space. AI Music Lawsuits (New Target): Suno faces another suit from a Mexican regional label claiming its model was trained on Spanish-language catalog to generate Spanish songs. Streaming/Legacy Impact: Dolly Parton’s death continues to move charts—five songs re-enter the Billboard Hot 100, including “Jolene” at No. 16 and “9 to 5” at No. 18. Live/Media Expansion: Howard Stern’s SiriusXM show is expanding to HBO Max with adapted episodes starting Sept. 17. Local Music Education: Fort Wayne nonprofit Believe In A Dream is partnering with Pearl Arts to teach music production and marketing to middle/high school students. Pro Audio Industry: Larry Italia, a longtime pro-audio executive, has died at 70. Artist Release: Mike D drops debut solo album “Thank You” and announces a North America/Europe tour.
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