German Federal Supreme Court decides in spectacular music sampling case – for the fourth (and last?) time
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The German Federal Supreme Court has issued yet another decision in the long-running music record sampling case known as “Metall auf Metall”, providing some clarity on when sampling will be infringe copyright.
