Bad Bunny Helps Defeat Copyright Claim That Threatened Thousands of Reggaeton Songs
The ruling ends most claims over nearly 2,000 reggaeton songs after the judge found the plaintiffs did not identify a single copyrighted work.
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STEELIE AND CLEVIE DEALT MASSIVE BLOW AS BAD BUNNY SCORES MAJOR WIN IN REGGAETON COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT - World Music Views
Jamaican dancehall production duo Steelie and Clevie have been dealt a massive legal blow after Bad Bunny and other major artists scored a key victory in the sweeping copyright lawsuit over reggaeton’s signature dembow rhythm. In a rare move reversing his own earlier decision, U.S. District Judge André Birotte Jr. ruled that Cleveland “Clevie” Browne and the heirs of the late Wycliffe “Steelie” Johnson failed to establish that they control a val…
A federal judge ruled in favour of Bad Bunny and dismissed much of a massive copyright lawsuit involving hundreds of artists about the origins of the reggaeton. In an unusual twist that revoked his own... Read more › The Bad Bunny entry wins key ruling in extensive reggaeton lawsuit was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.
A US judge dismisses Steely & Clevie's lawsuit against Bad Bunny, Karol G and over 150 artists for authoring the rhythm of the reggaeton. Bad Bunny and Karol G win the reggaeton's lawsuit: Jamaican producers run out of rights was first published in What!.
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