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Valve Facing UK Lawsuit Over Music Rights in Games Valve Doesn't Make or Own

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UK-based PRS for Music has sued Valve over alleged unauthorized use of music in games distributed via Steam, claiming Valve never obtained necessary licenses. This highlights the complex legal landscape around digital distribution and copyright, emphasizing that content creators must ensure proper licensing for music used in their works to avoid legal issues.

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