Summary
- Universal Music and Sony Music have initiated legal action in Canada against the streaming app Musi, labeling it as 'parasitic'.
- The lawsuit highlights concerns over copyright infringement and the app's impact on music revenues.
- Both music giants are seeking to protect their intellectual property rights in an increasingly competitive digital landscape.
- This legal move could set a precedent for how streaming platforms operate and compensate artists in the future.
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