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ASCAP Sues Cape May Hotel Over Unlicensed Music

3/6/2025

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Congress Hall in Cape May is under fire as ASCAP files a federal lawsuit for allegedly playing music without a license, jeopardizing artists' royalties. The lawsuit cites four unlicensed songs played last December, with ASCAP demanding between $750 and $30,000 for each violation. The hotel is committed to resolving the matter, affirming its dedication to supporting music creators.

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Story summary

Congress Hall in Cape May is under fire as ASCAP files a federal lawsuit for allegedly playing music without a license, jeopardizing artists' royalties. The lawsuit cites four unlicensed songs played last December, with ASCAP demanding between $750 and $30,000 for each violation. The hotel is committed to resolving the matter, affirming its dedication to supporting music creators.