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The US Copyright Office ( USCO) has launched a public inquiry into music streaming fraud. The Office published a notice of inquiry in the Federal Register on Wednesday ( October 7 ), seeking ...

Today, the U.S. Copyright Office published a notice of inquiry in the Federal Register soliciting public comment on issues related to music piracy threatening billions in U.S. domestic revenues ...