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Verizon is facing a $2.6 billion lawsuit from major record labels, including Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. The lawsuit accuses Verizon of facilitating massive copyright infringement by its subscribers, particularly through P2P file-sharing networks and BitTorrent. The labels claim that Verizon has ignored the pervasive piracy and failed to disconnect the internet services of those involved, effectively 'buried its head in the sand.' The lawsuit, filed on Friday, highlights the significant impact of piracy on the music industry and seeks to hold Verizon accountable for its alleged inaction.
Record labels, including UMG and Sony, sue Verizon for $2.6B+, alleging it violated copyright law by continuing to serve customers accused of pirating music (@jbrodkin / Ars Technica) https://t.co/LiCaW7EC3r https://t.co/LitH15W1lj
Record labels, including UMG and Sony, sue Verizon for $2.6B+, alleging it violated copyright law by continuing to serve customers accused of pirating music (@jbrodkin / Ars Technica) https://t.co/ZhtRZQrgbk 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/WK598sC8u7
Music labels sue Verizon for more than $2.6 billion: Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Powerful record labels, including UMG Recordings, Warner Music, and Sony Music, filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Verizon of intentionally ignoring… https://t.co/5kkIy6VBXB #ai #ainews
