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Too Little, Too Late? Sony Music Fires Off Blanket Warning Against the AI Mining of Its Catalog
Too little, too late? Sony Music has fired off a blanket warning against the unauthorized training of AI systems on its song catalog and other IP. The overarching Sony Music Group today made that clear-cut announcement on behalf of Sony Music Entertainment (SME) as well as its various subsidiaries and Sony Music Publishing (SMP). Spanning
Pandora Hits Back at MLC Lawsuit Over Streaming Royalties: ‘Legally Incoherent’
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In a strongly-worded response, Pandora says the royalties group "thinks it knows better than the entire music publishing industry."
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Huey Lewis Calls Musical Inspired by His Band’s Songs a ‘Creative Outlet’ After Losing His Hearing
Music
You may not think of Buddhist philosophy and Huey Lewis as the same time very often, but it works for him when considering...
Lendlease sued over ‘defective schools’
Lendlease is being pursued by a PFI company it formerly co-owned over alleged defects on five Lancashire schools. The schools – built from 2007 by Lendlease, then called Bovis Lend Lease, under the Building Schools for the Future programme – are the subject of two legal cases being pursued by the company that holds the
Lendlease loses £3m fire-safety case against Aecom
A judge has dismissed Lendlease’s attempt to sue Aecom for £3m over fire-safety defects at a cancer centre it worked on in Yorkshire. Justice Stephen Eyre said he would have found the consultancy liable for eight defects if Lendlease had brought the legal action about nine months earlier, but stated that a 12-year liability period
Lendlease wins £150m Gateshead conference centre job
The Sage conference centre in GatesheadLendlease is set to build a £150m events hub in the North East.The firm was appointed by developer Ask:Patrizia to deliver the Sage International Conference Centre within the Gateshead Quays scheme.Councillors last month approved revised plans for the broader redevelopment of this part of the south bank of the River
Lendlease to cut 10% of its global workforce
Lendlease is cutting 760 jobs – 10 per cent of its global workforce.The Sydney-headquartered developer and contractor has not specified what job roles will be cut, nor which regions will be worst-affected by the changes. However, it said its Australian workforce will see a 5 per cent reduction, with 15 per cent being cut internationally.The
Lendlease to cut 200 jobs from UK business
Sources close to the contractor told the Enquirer that the construction division will avoid any redundancies with the development division being hardest hit by cuts. Jobs will also be lost in the Human Resources, IT, sustainability, finance and health and safety operations. Lendlease confirmed this week that it will be cutting 760 jobs – about
Lendlease cuts 10% of staff worldwide
An article from Dive Brief The Australian contractor and developer confirmed the layoffs of about 740 workers to Construction Dive. Published July 18, 2023 Lendlease recently finished construction on the luxury condo project Sutton Tower in New York City. Courtesy of Lendlease/David Joshua Ford Dive Brief: Australia-based developer and contractor Lendlease has laid off about 10%
Lendlease names new Europe CEO
An article from Executive Moves Andrea Ruckstuhl assumed leadership of the Australian contractor and developer’s European business effective July 3. Published July 7, 2023 A rendering of the Milan Innovation District, a $2.5 billion science, technology and innovation mixed-use development in Milan, Italy. Permission granted by Lendlease Australia-based contractor and developer Lendlease has named Andrea
Lendlease appoints new Europe boss
Lendlease has appointed Andrea Ruckstuhl as its new chief executive for Europe.Ruckstuhl (pictured), who has been the company's head of Italy and Continental Europe for several years, takes over from former Europe chief executive Neil Martin, who is set to retire by the end of September.Ruckstuhl joined Lendlease in 2005 and, according to the company
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Too Little, Too Late? Sony Music Fires Off Blanket Warning Against the AI Mining of Its Catalog
Too little, too late? Sony Music has fired off a blanket warning against the unauthorized training of AI systems on its song catalog and other IP. The overarching Sony Music Group today made that clear-cut announcement on behalf of Sony Music Entertainment (SME) as well as its various subsidiaries and Sony Music Publishing (SMP). Spanning
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Pandora Hits Back at MLC Lawsuit Over Streaming Royalties: ‘Legally Incoherent’
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In a strongly-worded response, Pandora says the royalties...
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Huey Lewis Calls Musical Inspired by His Band’s Songs a ‘Creative Outlet’ After Losing His Hearing
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You may not think of Buddhist philosophy and...