New York Times: Taylor Swift Copyright Lawsuit May Go to Trial, Judge Rules

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New York Times: Taylor Swift Copyright Lawsuit May Go to Trial, Judge Rules

The New York Times spoke to George Howard, a professor in the Music Business/Management Department, about a copyright infringement lawsuit over Taylor Swift's song "Shake It off."

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