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  <title>Are Hit Songs Under Attack? The Disturbing Trend In Copyright Trolling</title>
  <description>Ed McPherson is one of biggest attorneys in the music industry.&amp;amp;nbsp; And he's getting worried about a spate of recent copyright infringement decisions with highly-controversial outcomes. The latest of those decisions belongs to Flame, a relatively-unknown Christian rapper who scored a $2.78 million infringement award after suing Katy Perry, producer Dr. Luke, Capitol Records and others involved in the 2015 hit, &amp;quot;Dark Horse&amp;quot;.&amp;amp;nbsp; McPherson doesn't agree with the decision&amp;amp;nbsp;— to put it mildly&amp;amp;nbsp;— and deeply questioned whether the U.S. court system is producing reasonable outcomes. I asked McPherson if the industry is in trouble.&amp;amp;nbsp; Here's what he said. </description>
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