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ASCAP Files $210 Million Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against Tucson Bar

tucsoncitizen.com — A group of music licensing companies has filed a $210 million copyright infringement lawsuit against a Tucson bar. According to the press release, the bar "has publicly performed the copyrighted musical works of ASCAP's songwriter, composer and music publisher members without obtaining a license from ASCAP to do so."

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  • AZinferno, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1That's an expensive ***** jukebox. Why do people continue to buy RIAA / ASCAP music? There are tons of cool indie / local bands out there.
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