sued Twitter for copyright infringement covering 1,700 songs. Up to $250 million in damages are being sought. The suit says that by allowing users to post music to Twitter without permission, the company’s violated copyright law.“Twitter stands alone as the largest social media platform that has completely refused to license the millions of songs on its service,” said David Israelite, the president of the National Music Publishers’ Association, in a statement.In the filing, the music publishers say Twitter’s continued monetization of copyright-infringing accounts illustrates its “failure to meet its legal obligations to terminate or limit access to repeat infringers in a meaningful or consistent fashion.”The publishers also say the situation surrounding infringing activity is getting worse, as evidenced by a rise in infringement notices and Twitter’s downsizing of its content review departments, including its legal teams.
In the filing, they reference Elon Musk’s various Twitter polls as examples of the platform outsourcing its trust and safety decisions.Elon Musk’s own tweets are cited in the suit.
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