Music publishers are continuing to fight Peloton over how it uses music in its workout classes by bizcarson
SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Imagesover how it uses music in its workout classes.
On Thursday, the National Music Publishers’ Association filed a request to amend its complaint to now seek $300 million in damages after discovering an additional 1,200-plus songs that Peloton had allegedly used but not paid artists for, including Ray Charles’ recording of ““Since filing this lawsuit we have now discovered more than double the number of songs for which the plaintiffs’ songwriters were never paid by Peloton.
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