High court ruled last year that the party infringed when it used version of song Lose Yourself in a campaign adThe National party in New Zealand is refusing to move on from its copyright fight with Grammy award-winning rapper Eminem, arguing a decision by the high court ordering it to pay the singer NZ$600,000 ($400,000) is too high.In October last year New Zealand’s high court ruled that the National party infringed on the singer’s copyright when it used refrains from his song Lose Yourself in a campaign ad. The court awarded the rapper’s publisher NZ$600,000 in damages. Continue reading…
Via: NZ National party appeals order to pay Eminem 0,000 in copyright battle

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