Music-annotation website Genius is accusing Google of stealing lyrics from its website and publishing them in search results. Genius is a Brooklyn-based company that transcribes and analyzes lyrics ...

After song lyrics website Genius sued Google in 2019 for allegedly breaching its terms of service by copying its lyrics transcriptions in search results, the United ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. A three-judge panel affirmed an earlier decision in Google’s favor A three-judge panel affirmed an earlier ...

Music encyclopedia and lyrics database Genius has announced a partnership with Apple Music, pairing the website’s lyrics with songs. Starting today, Genius lyrics for “thousands of songs” are ...

A federal judge has dismissed Genius’ lawsuit over claims Google was scraping song lyrics. Genius was supposedly just trying to enforce someone else’s copyright law, not its own claims. The court also ...

Genius first got suspicious Google was copying them with hit song "Panda" by Desiigner. The company says it found more than 100 instances since.

Genius’s claims were rocky, as the company didn’t have any ownership over the lyrics it shared on its site; those are owned solely by a song’s writers and publishers. The case was rejected by a lower ...

A report from the Wall Street Journal this weekend brings to light an accusation against Google. Genius Media says it has “irrefutable” evidence that Google is copying its song lyrics for use in ...

Genius released its statistics for the most-searched songs on the platform - and several Taylor Swift tracks ranked high on ...

Genius, the big database of song lyrics and musical knowledge, is today launching its own version of “stories,” the Snapchat and Instagram-like short form sharing format that’s been rapidly spreading ...

(Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google on Thursday again beat back a lawsuit saying it misused song lyrics transcribed by popular lyric site Genius, persuading a U.S. appeals court to reject Genius' claims ...