Settlement reached in Salt Lake case involving karaoke licenses

Priddis Music Inc., based in Salt Lake City, said Friday that it has settled a lawsuit with EMI Music Publishing in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake.

EMI had sued Priddis Music and Rick Priddis, the president of the company, alleging that they did not have the proper licenses for their karaoke products. The settlement came after the defendants acknowledged that a certain type of license is needed for some karaoke products it sold. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed.

Recent comments

• Most Popular
• Most Commented

1. Reid's son admits to smuggling drugs
2. MormonTimes.com: America's next top Mormon
3. Boozer says the 's' word: Jazz star tries to shake off playoff slump
4. Rain or shine, it will be David Archuleta Day in Utah
5. Mmm, good! Food Network tries Utah
6. Block party: Sales of Utahn's handitrafts soar after a plug from 'Martha'
7. Nude Utah hiker faces indecent-exposure charge
8. LDS teens injured in Arizona attack
9. Attorneys general defend Texas
10. Utah Jazz: Dead in the water?

1. LDS rebut N.Y. Times Web article 185
2. Utah Jazz: Dead in the water? 180
3. Jessop says Jeffs to blame for FLDS troubles 156
4. Legal experts say what FLDS can do now is cooperate 146
5. Nude Utah hiker faces indecent-exposure charge 141
6. Tired of the liberal agenda 124
7. NBA playoffs: Fisher's year of pain, growth 110
8. Hero's welcome planned for Archuleta 107
9. Many sing praises of Archuleta 101
10. Utah Jazz: Cold when it counted — Jazz rally thwarted by missed shots down the stretch 95
11. (Stories published in the last five days with the most comments)

• Utah
• Sports
• World & U.S.