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Deezer launches AI music detection tool for users of 20 services, including Spotify and Apple Music, after no company licensed its AI music detection technology (Terrence O’Brien/The Verge)

By Stacey D. WallsJune 11, 2026

Featured Podcasts The Nick, Dick and Paul Show: All about interest rates Nick Bilton, Dick Costolo and Paul Kedrosky lift…

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ElevenLabs launches Music v2, which can change genres mid-track and handle complex vocal compositions, built on licensed data and cleared for commercial use (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 27, 2026

Ivan Mehta / TechCrunch: ElevenLabs launches Music v2, which can change genres mid-track and handle complex vocal compositions, built on…

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Roku launches Creator Hub with licensed creator content and partner programming like Peacock and HBO Max, plus new FAST channels from top creators (Alex Weprin/The Hollywood Reporter)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 19, 2026

Featured Podcasts Training data: Rebuilding computing from the ground up for the AI era: Serval’s Jake Stauch Sequoia Capital partners…

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Warner Music settles its dispute with AI startup Udio, which plans a service that lets users create songs from licensed tracks from artists who sign up (Anna Nicolaou/Financial Times)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 19, 2025

Featured Podcasts [trading places]: Sean Engel of Top Tier 🎯 | AI bubble? 🎈 | Data centers 🏗️ | Kraken…

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UMG is partnering with AI music generator Udio to launch a subscription service to create music with licensed songs in 2026, in part to settle a copyright lawsuit (Katherine Sayre/Wall Street Journal)

By Stacey D. WallsOctober 30, 2025

Katherine Sayre / Wall Street Journal: UMG partners with AI music generator Udio to launch subscription service to create music…

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YouTube launches pilot program to give licensed creators a "second chance" letting them apply to create a new channel (Zach Vallese/CNBC)

By Stacey D. WallsOctober 9, 2025

Zach Vallese / CNBC: YouTube launches pilot program to give laid-off creators a ‘second chance’ by allowing them to apply…

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Months after attacks, Chinese work resumes on Dushanbe-Kulma highway – The Diplomat

Its Enduring Importance – The Diplomat

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Bangkok voters give Chadchart second term as governor by decisive margin – The Diplomat

Eli Lilly, Regeneron in FDA PreCheck manufacturing program

Medicare will soon cover obesity medications, but many seniors may not know it

‘Perfect storm’ portends much smaller U.S. auto market by 2040

Summer box office could generate first $10 billion since pandemic

How Kohl’s lost its way and is trying to become relevant again

House Democrats to force vote to cut Trump’s arms fund

Supreme Court condemns Republicans in midterms with ruling on mail-in voting

Even Fox News Can’t Hide Trump’s Great Failing for Fairness in America

Donald Trump now spends his days counting trees in the park

Failure of Trump’s big fair rally in US state really upsets him

Five Chinese technology and advanced manufacturing companies launched their listings in Hong Kong today to raise up to $5.6 billion, led by Apple supplier Luxshare’s $3.15 billion offering (Reuters)

Australia’s ACCC is suing Amazon for allegedly introducing ads on Prime Video under unfair contractual terms and forcing existing subscribers to pay more to avoid them (Peter Vercoe/Bloomberg)

Google says the Gemini app now offers custom Nano Banana image generation, previously limited to Plus, Pro and Ultra users, for free to eligible US users (Lauren Forristal/TechCrunch)

As a new law prohibits the DOD from working with companies whose lobbyists also represent blacklisted entities, DC lobbying firms are abandoning companies like Alibaba and Tencent (Bloomberg).

Quantifind, whose AI products help banks combat financial crimes such as money laundering, raised $200 million led by Summit Partners (Laura Kreutzer/Wall Street Journal)

Browsing: licensed

Deezer launches AI music detection tool for users of 20 services, including Spotify and Apple Music, after no company licensed its AI music detection technology (Terrence O’Brien/The Verge)

ElevenLabs launches Music v2, which can change genres mid-track and handle complex vocal compositions, built on licensed data and cleared for commercial use (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)

Roku launches Creator Hub with licensed creator content and partner programming like Peacock and HBO Max, plus new FAST channels from top creators (Alex Weprin/The Hollywood Reporter)

Warner Music settles its dispute with AI startup Udio, which plans a service that lets users create songs from licensed tracks from artists who sign up (Anna Nicolaou/Financial Times)

UMG is partnering with AI music generator Udio to launch a subscription service to create music with licensed songs in 2026, in part to settle a copyright lawsuit (Katherine Sayre/Wall Street Journal)

YouTube launches pilot program to give licensed creators a "second chance" letting them apply to create a new channel (Zach Vallese/CNBC)