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News Burst: EMI launches lawsuit to stop mobile tunes

Graeme Wearden ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 23 Aug 2000 10:26 BST

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The $45m legal challenge music giant EMI launched against yourmobile.com last week has been met with alarm by the download site.

EMI claims that Global Music One (GMO), which runs yourmobile.com, has infringed the copyright of over 300 of EMI's songs, and is seeking $150,000 punitive damages for each alleged offence. Yourmobile.com lets mobile phone users download popular songs as ringing tones for free.

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