That Horrible Robin Thicke Song You’ve Been Listening To May Have Been Ripped Off

The artists behind Blurred Lines file a federal action for a declaratory judgment that their song isn't a ripoff. You be the judge.

Alan Thicke
Blurred Lines
Copyright
Declaratory Judgment
Funkadelic
George Clinton
Intellectual Property
Larry Iser
Marvin Gaye
Music
Pharrell
Robin Thicke
T.I.

By Joe Patrice on August 19, 2013 10:19 am

Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke sue to protect ‘Blurred Lines’ [LA Times]
Did Katy Perry Steal Sara Bareilles’ Song? [BuzzFeed]

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