Katherine Proctor / June 2, 2016
PASADENA, Calif. (CN) – Creating a split with the Sixth Circuit, a divided Ninth Circuit on Thursday ruled that a horn segment from the Madonna megahit “Vogue” did not infringe on a copyright for another song. VMG Salsoul sued Madonna, producer Shep Pettibone and Warner Bros., claiming that the horn part in 1990’s “Vogue” copied a
PASADENA, Calif. (CN) – Creating a split with the Sixth Circuit, a divided Ninth Circuit on Thursday ruled that a horn segment from the Madonna megahit “Vogue” did not infringe on a copyright for another song. VMG Salsoul sued Madonna, producer Shep Pettibone and Warner Bros., claiming that the horn part in 1990’s “Vogue” copied a
PASADENA, Calif. (CN) – Creating a split with the Sixth Circuit, a divided Ninth Circuit on Thursday ruled that a horn segment from the Madonna megahit “Vogue” did not infringe on a copyright for another song. VMG Salsoul sued Madonna, producer Shep Pettibone and Warner Bros., claiming that the horn part in 1990’s “Vogue” copied a
PASADENA, Calif. (CN) – Creating a split with the Sixth Circuit, a divided Ninth Circuit on Thursday ruled that a horn segment from the Madonna megahit “Vogue” did not infringe on a copyright for another song. VMG Salsoul sued Madonna, producer Shep Pettibone and Warner Bros., claiming that the horn part in 1990’s “Vogue” copied a
PASADENA, Calif. (CN) – Creating a split with the Sixth Circuit, a divided Ninth Circuit on Thursday ruled that a horn segment from the Madonna megahit “Vogue” did not infringe on a copyright for another song. VMG Salsoul sued Madonna, producer Shep Pettibone and Warner Bros., claiming that the horn part in 1990’s “Vogue” copied a