Musician Demands Donald Trump Cease Using Song in Promotional Ad
Published 10h ago · Updated 6h ago
Artist JMSN has ordered President Trump to pull a taxpayer-funded promotional video featuring the song Love Me.
Musician JMSN has issued a cease-and-desist order against President Trump for featuring the track Love Me in a taxpayer-funded promotional video. Legal representatives for the artist argue that utilizing the track infringes upon federal copyright regulations and have instructed officials to pull the advertisement immediately. The promotional material was financed using public funds.
- Attorneys representing JMSN stated that the unauthorised inclusion of the recording breaches federal copyright legislation.
- The disputed video was created for self-promotional purposes using taxpayer funds.
- Legal counsel formally demanded the immediate withdrawal and cessation of the promotional material.
Why it matters
Musicians frequently object to political campaigns and politicians using their recorded works without explicit permission, leading to recurring legal disputes over copyright infringement and public performance rights.
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- CBS NewsArtist whose song is featured in Trump ad sends cease-and-desist order6h ago · open ↗
- The New York TimesJMSN, ‘Love Me’ Artist, Demands Trump Stop Using Song10h ago · open ↗
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