If you’ve ever used the video sharing app Triller, you may be surprised to find that some of your favorite music is no longer available. If you’ve never used Triller, you’re not missing much. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Triller After Dark - Credit: Getty Images for Triller Merlin — which provided licensing for an army of independent labels — also ...

Powered by next-generation technology and with data privacy front and center, Triller is redefining the creator economy with new ways for brands and creators to own their content, connect with their ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Triller reached an agreement with Sony Music Entertainment to pay $4.57 million to settle the music label’s breach of agreement ...

Triller, the short-video social media app, is facing another lawsuit from a major music publisher claiming it fails to pay licensing fees outlined in its contracts. Universal Music Publishing sued ...

Universal Music Group said it has pulled its music from Triller after no agreement had been reached with the L.A. music video app. "We will not work with platforms that do not value artists," UMG said ...

Universal Music Group (UMG) has filed a lawsuit against video app Triller over unpaid license fees, Variety reports and Pitchfork can confirm. The complaint, which was filed in a Los Angeles court, ...

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Over three months after Triller was sued by Sony Music over “failure and refusal to pay millions of dollars in contractual licensing fees,” the video app has removed that label’s catalog — as well as ...

Triller reached an agreement with Sony Music Entertainment to pay $4.57 million to settle the music label’s breach of agreement lawsuit against the TikTok-style video sharing app, according to a court ...