The Detroit rapper’s Eight Mile Style publishing house is seeking $150,000 per song per platform for “knowing, rampant” distribution.

The music publishing company for renowned Detroit rapper Eminem is suing Meta, alleging the social media giant made its songs available to users without permission.

Eminem’s music company Eight Mile Style has sued Facebook’s parent company Meta for $109 million, it is reported. The 52-year-old rapper’s publishing company has filed a lawsuit over alleged copyright ...

Eminem is suing technology giant Meta ... accused Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta – the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp – of copyright infringement in the May 30 lawsuit.

Eminem is suing Meta, the tech behemoth owned by Mark Zuckerberg and parent company of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, for ...

The lawsuit alleges that the company provided its users with access to the artist's songs without obtaining explicit ...

Eight Mile Style alleges that the company that owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp has distributed the rapper's music across its platforms without proper licensing permissions ...

The lawsuit accuses the social media giant of profiting from Eminem's music without obtaining the proper license.

Eminem's song publisher has sued the digital giant Meta, claiming the company behind Facebook and Instagram failed to properly secure licensing for music by the Detroit rapper. The lawsuit ...

By Bill Donahue Eminem’s music publisher is suing Meta over accusations that Facebook and Instagram made “Lose Yourself” and other iconic tracks available to billions of users without ...

According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, on May 30, the 'Lose Yourself' singer's publishing company, Eight Mile Style, filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms - which owns Facebook, Instagram ...