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Eminem’s Publishing Company Sues Meta for $109 Million Over Copyright Infringement … from the American Songwriter Peter Burditt

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Former Employee Charged With Selling Unreleased Music From Rapper EminemEminem’s publishing company, Eight Mile Style, sues Meta for copyright infringement and seeks $109 million in damages.

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