K-Fed: Blinded with Copyright Infringement?

Euclid doesn’t have a strong appetite for music publishing risks because of the copyright infringement exposures. It can definitely be a high hazard class. If the allegations are true, Britney’s husband could be learning just how hazardous. Allegedly K-Fed helped himself to a bit of Thomas Dolby’s, “She Blinded Me With Science” and placed it in his very own tune, available for downloading from his MySpace site. Dolby wasn’t pleased, compared K-Fed to Vanilla Ice, and asked Federline to remove it from his site. Which he did. It doesn’t look like there’s a lawsuit pending, although some reports suggest the matter was turned over to the lawyers to finish resolving.

Posted on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 at 08:30AM by

Marcia Sutton in Intellectual Property, Media |

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