| VP, Finance Warner Music Group – LA |
The Music VoidWarner Music Group Description: With its broad roster of new stars and legendary artists, Warner Music Group is home to a collection of the best-known record labels in the music industry including Asylum, Atlantic, Cordless, East West, Elektra, ...
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| Sister Sledge – ”We Are Family” filed a class action suit against Warner Music ... |
Hollywoodnews.comBy Roger Friedman HollywoodNews.com: Popular seventies recording act Sister Sledge–”We Are Family” was their monster hit– and country star Ronnie Blakely of the movie “Nashville”–have filed a class action suit against Warner Music Group.
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| The Weekend: Sister Sledge, Sony Music, Madonna, Tiesto, Spotify, Facebook ... |
Digital Music NewsSledge is filing suit against Warner Music Group to re-categorize digital sales as licenses, a not-so-subtle difference that accounts for millions. Sony Music sales dropped 11.7 percent during the third quarter to $1.582 billion, while profits slipped ...
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| Sister Sledge Hammers Warner Music With Lawsuit |
PerezHilton.comBut due to some clever wordplay and maneuvering by Warner Music, they may have been gipped for MILLIONS of dollars! The sister act and songwriter Ronee Blakely have banded together with a 35 page class action lawsuit against Warner Music.
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| Sister Sledge Latest to Sue Record Company Over Digital Royalties |
VVN MusicThe latest is Sister Sledge (Debra Sledge, Joan Sledge, Kathy Sledge Lightfoot and Kim Sledge Allen) who are bringing a class action lawsuit against Warner Music Group, saying that the company is paying royalties on their music at the "sales" rate ...
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New York PostThat Warner Music's Lily Halpern — who's managed by Aja Patterson and being produced by Steve Morales — will sing the National Anthem at the Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 17 . . . That Sandra Lee, Uma Thurman, Liv Tyler and Ken Burns ...
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| Sister Sledge, Ronee Blakely sue WMG |
VarietyBy Christopher Morris A third major label group has been drawn into the fray over digital royalties, as Sister Sledge and Ronee Blakely have sued Warner Music Group, alleging they were shortchanged on payments. The class action, field Feb.
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