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DistroKid Removes Songs in Response to UMG’s Streaming ‘Slop’ Lawsuit
UMG accused the distributor last month of flooding the internet with "mass AI-generated, SEO-optimized, and copyright-infringing slop.
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UMG accused the distributor last month of flooding the internet with "mass AI-generated, SEO-optimized, and copyright-infringing slop." DistroKid removed some user uploads in response to the scathing lawsuit recently brought by Universal Music Group (UMG), Billboard has confirmed.
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