According to the Associated Press, Eminem’s music publisher and Apple Inc. have settled a lawsuit in which the publisher contended the rapper’s label, Aftermath Records, was not authorized to distribute songs via iTunes, a deal that allegedly netted the label at least $4 million. Eight Mile Style LLC and a second plaintiff, Martin Affiliated LLC, claimed copyright violations on 93 songs, saying Apple also made at least $2.5 million through the unauthorized iTunes downloads. Although terms of the settlement are confidential, Eight Mile’s attorney told the AP, “The case was settled to the satisfaction of all parties.” Eminem did not testify.
Oct 2
2009
04:17 PM ET
Apple and Eminem publisher settle digital downloading lawsuit
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Phish always wins
I didn’t change mine, but I don’t know why annoye else would care which you choose to do. I don’t care if people call me by my husband’s last name (my MIL is a staunch believer that I should change my name but I just ignore her) but it’s not my legal name. I happen to like that my maiden name starts with A and it’s always first on lists. My married name actually sounds a lot like my first name, which I think sounds a little too cute.