SPOTIFY WINS $322M JUDGMENT AGAINST ELUSIVE MUSIC PIRATES
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Spotify and the three major record labels secured a $322 million default judgment against Anna's Archive, an open-source piracy platform that planned to release millions of Spotify music files. The ruling came after the operator failed to respond to the lawsuit.
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