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Copyright Infringement At Album Release Party Costs Kanye ~$200K

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A jury has ruled that Kanye West, now known as Ye, must pay nearly $200,000 for copyright infringement after playing an uncleared sample at his Donda album release party. This verdict highlights the legal risks associated with using unlicensed samples in public performances and underscores the importance of obtaining proper permissions before releasing music.

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