Marshall Mathers, the real name of rapper Eminem, is suing Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg for $100 million. But why? O post Eminem ...

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The lawsuit accuses Meta of unauthorised storage, reproduction, and exploitation of 243 songs from Eminem’s catalog, ...

American rap icon Eminem is taking Meta Platforms, owners of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, to court in a massive ...

The lawsuit claims that Meta users have been able to attach 243 Eminem songs to their posts, and argues that the tech giant permitted their use without a licence.

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