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Filmmaker challenging Happy Birthday copyright that requires payment for its use

A filmmaker is taking the "Happy Birthday" song to court to prove once and for all that it should be free to all. The copyright is owned by Warner Music Group who charges people for its use.

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Originally aired: Friday, April 6, 2012
Category: Sports

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