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Why Rush and Peter Gabriel have no recourse against Rush Limbaugh

March 15, 2012March 15, 2012Jehuda

“Artists who make money from public performance royalties don’t have the right, typically, to control who plays their songs”.

In moral rights jurisdictions (i.e., not in the USA) it’s a different situation.

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