Jared Moya
November 1st, 2006, 09:29 AM
After more than 2 months of negotiations, KaZaA has now reached a deal with the music publishing industry to settle its claims of copyright infringement.
KaZaA, told the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles on Monday that it had reached a tentative deal with the National Music Publishers’ Association, or NMPA, It has agreed to "... pay a substantial sum to compensate music publishers and songwriters for the infringement of musical works on the Kazaa network."
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KaZaA, told the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles on Monday that it had reached a tentative deal with the National Music Publishers’ Association, or NMPA, It has agreed to "... pay a substantial sum to compensate music publishers and songwriters for the infringement of musical works on the Kazaa network."
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