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Concord Music cites Judge Alsup to justify adding new claims related to BitTorrent of lyrics. Anthropic’s woes grow.

Concord Music and other publishers have asked Judge Lee to change the scheduling order to allow them time to add new allegations related to Anthropic’s use of BitTorrent to illegally download their lyrics from shadow libraries.

Judge Alsup’s opinion in Bartz v. Anthropic is attributed as the source of these new allegations: “Judge Alsup’s Bartz opinion details how Anthropic used BitTorrent, a filesharing program synonymous with internet piracy, to access Library Genesis (“LibGen”) and Pirate Library Mirror (“PiLiMi”), illegal websites infamous for housing pirated content, to download via “torrenting” millions of unauthorized copies of books. Id. Among the books Anthropic illegally torrented were many lyric and sheet music anthologies containing Publishers’ musical compositions, including Works in Suit. And when Anthropic used BitTorrent to download Publishers’ works via torrenting, it simultaneously uploaded to the public at large unauthorized copies of the same works, infringing Publishers’ exclusive distribution rights in new ways that Anthropic previously concealed.”

Things just went from bad to worse for Anthropic.

Excerpt from Concord Music:

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