Delhi High Court Pushes Film Song Dispute Towards Mediation

Delhi High Court moves copyright dispute over 'Rang De Lal (Oye Oye)' song to mediation. Trimurti Films vs B62 Studios. Mediation on April 22.

#DelhiHighCourt, #CopyrightLaw, #FilmMusic, #Mediation, #TrimurtiFilms

https://newsletter.tf/delhi-high-court-film-song-mediation-april-22/

The Delhi High Court is trying to solve a copyright problem for a film song. Mediation is set for April 22 to help Trimurti Films and B62 Studios agree on money.

#DelhiHighCourt, #CopyrightLaw, #FilmMusic, #Mediation, #TrimurtiFilms
https://newsletter.tf/delhi-high-court-film-song-mediation-april-22/

A Deep Dawg Dive: Part Two

Keeping track of the training

UNDERSTAND THIS!

I do not claim to be a musician but rather declare I am a lyricist and want to share what these poems sound like inside my head.

In my first post regarding my AI journey ‘Heavy Fog” An Introduction I talked about a few legal issues with copyright, trademarks etc… The laws regarding AI music is in a very grey area right now with the market being flooded with AI music that is produced quickly and uploaded to the air streams, people uploading multiple songs a week.

The way I understand this is that they are trying to make as much money as possible and as quickly as possible. I see many people bitching about their music being taken down after having 30 songs put out last in the last couple of months or so and I wonder if it is because it is generic or is it because it is not original material. I’ve listened to many tracks and find that there is no feeling in them and no heart in the lyrics.

While looking into the laws regarding this I have found that what I want is going to take a long time to make it right. Hence the DAW system I purchased. Mixcraft 10.6 Studio Pro is an amazing DAW that is pretty straight forward to learn to use and offers me the ability to make my music sound like me, not an quick generated melody. I do still use Suno for the basic foundation of my songs making multiple tracks to get the sound I’m looking for since I have a Pro account paid for the year I thought why not?

I can generate anywhere from ten to ninety versions of one song before landing on the one I want to use, this takes weeks for the most part, no joke.

Prompts are key to getting what you want, just like making AI images for your blog, the better the prompt the better the music. With my DAW this is not the case, there I find a beat that I like and slowly find the right instruments and melody I feel. It takes forever but hopefully the results will be heard and seen as I proceed into this journey.

I will touch on the copyright laws as these post continue with updates from the US copyright site. For now though I will continue to learn the ends and outs of making my poetry come alive with sound while trying to ease up on the worry that my songs will be taken and the words rearranged and put to different sound. I do have the words copyrighted as they are from my collection in my two books.

Also I want to thank the ones who take the time to listen and comment on them, you are greatly appreciated my friends.

https://youtu.be/qQzdAsjWGPg?si=QjzHAqLEYo8VXtNM

A826 ©https://www.peaceful-threads.com

I get 50 years of copyright. It reasonably balances the needs of the holders with the public's desires for freedom. 70 years is the upper limit, after which arguments for a longer term start to turn specious. 95 years is plainly absurd. Let's hope the term limits never get abolished, such that everything we do gets controlled by the few holders indefinitely.

#copyright #copyrightLaw #copyrightTerm #DMCA #DRM #intellectualProperty #publicDomain

Twenty years ago, orphans’ works were the biggest topic in copyright. Two decades later, a new article shines a light on how things have changed.

https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2026/03/26/revisiting-the-orphan-works-debate-20-years-later/

#Copyright #OrphanWorks #CopyrightLaw

Supreme Court rules ISPs aren't liable for subscribers' music piracy

https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/streaming/supreme-court-rules-isps-arent-liable-for-subscribers-music-piracy-163412791.html

#HackerNews #SupremeCourt #ISPs #MusicPiracy #CopyrightLaw #DigitalRights #StreamingJustice

Every once in a while, SCOTUS gets one right.

https://clik.mp/1ap

#SCOTUS #copyright #copyrightlaw #supremecourt