Eminem’s Eight Mile Style sues Meta for $109M, alleging copyright infringement of 243 songs on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

Eight Mile Style is asking for $150,000 for each song used without permission and for each platform where Meta made those songs available, and a court order stopping the company from unlawfully ...

On May 30, Eight Mile Style filed a lawsuit against the social media giant in U.S. District Court in Michigan, accusing Meta of using 243 of Eminem's songs across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp ...

Eight Mile Style, which was co-founded by Eminem’s early production team the Bass Brothers, oversees Eminem’s catalog of songs published between 1995 and 2005, including releases up through ...

Eight Mile Style is the owner of 243 musical compositions, including “Lose Yourself,” “The Real Slim Shady,” “Forgot About Dre,” and other notable releases from Eminem.

Eight Mile Style, which was co-founded by Eminem’s production team, the Bass Brothers, claims that Meta violated the copyright of 243 Eminem songs.

Facebook was named in a 2013 lawsuit by Eight Mile Style, which alleged the social media service simulated the Eminem track "Under the Influence" in an ad spot. That dispute was settled out of court.

Eight Mile Style owns and controls 243 compositions from the legendary Detroit rapper, including songs like “Lose Yourself,” “The Real Slim Shady,” and “Forgot About Dre.” ...

DETROIT, Mich. -- Rap star Eminem’s music company, Eight Mile Style, has filed a lawsuit against Meta, claiming the social media giant allowed users to access the rapper’s songs without proper ...

According to the Detroit Free Press, a lawsuit from publisher Eight Mile Style was filed against LaFontaine Ford St. Clair in Detroit federal court Monday, which claimed that the business did not ...

Eight Mile Style, which was co-founded by Eminem's early production team the Bass Brothers, oversees Eminem's catalog of songs published between 1995 and 2005, including releases up through the ...

The lawsuit alleges that Meta accessed the songs through a 2020 arrangement with the New York digital licensing firm Audiam, which had previously worked with Eight Mile Style. In this situation, the ...