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NY court backs EMI over Duke Ellington royalties
Roanoke Times ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The state’s highest court on Thursday sided with EMI in the music publisher’s dispute with Duke Ellington’s heirs, but acknowledged global industry consolidation has made contracts like his much more favorable to publishers … |
| TriValley Central ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The state’s highest court on Thursday sided with EMI in the music publisher’s dispute with Duke Ellington’s heirs, but acknowledged global industry consolidation has made contracts like his much more favorable to publishers. The … NY court backs EMI over Duke Ellington royaltiesMason City Globe Gazette |
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NY court backs EMI over Duke Ellington royalties
Mason City Globe Gazette ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The state’s highest court on Thursday sided with EMI in the music publisher’s dispute with Duke Ellington’s heirs, but acknowledged global industry consolidation has made contracts like his much more favorable to publishers … |
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NY court backs EMI over Duke Ellington royalties
Twin Falls Times-News ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The state’s highest court on Thursday sided with EMI in the music publisher’s dispute with Duke Ellington’s heirs, but acknowledged global industry consolidation has made contracts like his much more favorable to publishers … |
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Dubuque Telegraph Herald He signed the 1961 deal with Mills Music, predecessor of EMI, now part of global Sony/ATV Music Publishing. The standard songwriter royalty contract specified an even split of net revenues between the publisher and Ellington. EMI presently deducts 50 … |
| Scottsbluff Star Herald ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The state’s highest court on Thursday sided with EMI in the music publisher’s dispute with Duke Ellington’s heirs, but acknowledged global industry consolidation has made contracts like his much more favorable to publishers … Court backs EMI over Ellington royaltiesCourier Mail |