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 ...

LyricFind is suing Musixmatch, arguing that an exclusivity deal with Warner Chappell Music violates US antitrust law.

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.

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 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 ...

“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.