Eminem suing National over election song is 'bizarre' – expert
An intellectual property specialist says there's probably more loss than gain for the rapper's publishers.
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Two publishing companies connected to world-renowned rapper Eminem are taking the National Party to a pre-court hearing next week over alleged copyright breaches.
Last year it emerged that Detroit-based publishers Eight Mile Style LLC and Martin Affiliated LLC intended to sue the political party
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Campbell Gibson
Wed, 11 Feb 2015
Wed, 11 Feb 2015
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Eminem suing National over election song is 'bizarre' – expert
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