BTS breaks Spotify record with ‘Normal’ mv
BTS sets a new Spotify record as the “Normal” music video becomes the most-streamed K-pop music video within its first 24 hours on the platform.
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Publishers sue, claims Google training chatbots with copyrighted content
Major publishers and authors sued Google, accusing the tech giant of using copyrighted books without permission to train its Gemini AI models and creating…
Taylor Swift prevails in copyright lawsuit filed by Florida poet
Taylor Swift wins a major copyright lawsuit as a U.S. judge dismisses claims by Florida poet Kimberly Marasco over alleged similarities in lyrics. The ruling…
Maki hits 1 billion Spotify streams as ‘KOLORCOASTER’ tour takes off
Maki described the song as a ‘pink song,’ capturing the pain of being treated as an option or someone left waiting in an uncertain relationship.
Cordillera cultural group slams AI remixes of Salidummay songs on Spotify
Cordillera cultural group DKK condemns unauthorized AI remixes of Salidummay’s songs on Spotify, warning that generative AI is profiting from indigenous music…
ENHYPEN to headline HYBE and Spotify’s new story-Driven vodcast 'STAN:A'
ENHYPEN becomes the first featured artist on HYBE and Spotify’s new story-driven vodcast STAN:A, premiering April 3. Discover “The Blood Diary,” a mysterious,…
Baguio band Cup of Joe tops Billboard Phl, Spotify’s year-end rankings
Cup of Joe dominates OPM in 2025, topping Billboard Philippines and Spotify charts, while rising stars like Maki and Dionela showcase the year’s vibrant…
Cup of Joe’s ‘Multo’ makes Spotify Philippines' history
Cup of Joe has set a new record as their hit single Multo becomes the longest-running No. 1 song on Spotify Philippines’ daily chart.
Pre-listening to ringtones is not a copyright violation
The Supreme Court did recognize that ringtone previews made available through the internet could be classified as a ‘communication to the public.’
U.S. judge backs using copyrighted books to train AI
Tremendous amounts of data are needed to train large language models powering generative AI.
