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Spotify-Wixen copyright lawsuit settles for $1.6 billion

Jayadeep Subhashis Published on : 27 December 2018

The legal war between music streaming platform Spotify and music publishing company Wixen has come to an end with the latter getting compensated for damage of around $1.6 billion by the streaming giant.

At the end of 2017, the music publishing company stated in the dispute that Spotify was making use of tens of thousands of songs illegally, whose artists are represented by Wixen. According to the alleged complaint from Wixen, Spotify did not have proper licensing to use those songs and thus had caused damage of around $1.6 billion.

After the dismissal of the lawsuit, both of music biggies have agreed that this conclusion is the indication of a “broader business partnership between the parties.” both of them are now in an advantageous position and are looking forward to a new beginning and a mutually-advantageous relationship for the future.”

Written by: Jayadeep Subhashis

Jayadeep Subhashis is a Content Marketing Expert with Muvi. He works closely with Muvi Marketing Team and conveys the Muvi brand story and business offerings through powerful web writing, articles, whitepapers, customer success stories, client communication & more. When not working, you can find him binge-watching on Netflix or reading Hollywood Reporter or dreaming of Meryl Streep, his all-time favorite actress!! You can follow him on LinkedIn: Jayadeep Subhashis Hota Twitter: @JayadeepSubhas1