The legal battle between LyricFind and Musixmatch continues. LyricFind has sued its rival over alleged anti-competitive ...

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The over $1 billion legal battle between leading lyrics providers is heating up: LyricFind is pushing back against Musixmatch’s dismissal motion and doubling down on claims that it “suffered ...

Hence the many antitrust and monopolization claims against Musixmatch – and the $1 billion in damages that LyricFind is seeking. “Given LyricFind’s enterprise value before the Exclusive ...

Musixmatch says it takes roughly five minutes for AI to generate a transcript for an episode. Regular listeners can also upvote an episode for transcription so the community prioritizes those.

The lawsuit claims that Musixmatch violated federal antitrust laws, but in a motion to dismiss the case filed on Thursday, the company says all it did was beat a competitor.

When I collected my must-have apps at the end of last year, I included musiXmatch in the iPhone and iPad roundups, but never got around publishing a proper review of the app. I’ve been using ...

Song lyrics provider LyricFind sued Musixmatch over a Warner Music deal, saying its rival wants to monopolize selling lyrics to Spotify and more DSPs.

“MusiXmatch has surpassed 20 million downloads. That’s a great way for us to distribute this hardware too. We don’t want to be simply an app,” he says.

musixMatch recently raised $3.7 million for their lyrics platform from FMA, a private fund managed by Francesco Micheli and Carlo Micheli, previous founders of Fastweb, which is now part of the ...