Eight Mile Style was co-founded by the musician's production team, the Bass Brothers. It controls the rapper's music that was published between 1995 and 2005.

Eminem’s Eight Mile Style sues Meta for $109M, alleging copyright infringement of 243 songs on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

Eminem's publisher Eight Mile Style has filed a major new lawsuit claiming Spotify has infringed hundreds of song copyrights and challenging the constitutionality of a recently passed music ...

Eight Mile Style asserts that Meta is “actively encouraging” users to stream the rapper’s music by making his songs available for use on Facebook, Instagram, and the messaging service WhatsApp.

Eight Mile Style is the owner of 243 musical compositions, including “Lose Yourself,” “The Real Slim Shady,” “Forgot About Dre,” and other notable releases from Eminem.

The lawsuit alleges that Meta accessed the songs through a 2020 arrangement with the New York digital licensing firm Audiam, which had previously worked with Eight Mile Style. In this situation, the ...

Eight Mile Style, which was co-founded by Eminem's early production team the Bass Brothers, oversees Eminem's catalog of songs published between 1995 and 2005, including releases up through the ...

Eight Mile Style’s Legal Grounds According to the suit, the publishing company is accusing the La Fontaine Ford St. Clair dealership of copyright infringement.

Eight Mile Style controls Eminem’s music that was published between 1995 and 2005. The “Slim Shady” rapper is not directly involved in the case, People magazine reported.

Eight Mile Style and a co-plaintiff, Martin Affiliated, are suing Apple, claiming they never authorized the use of 93 songs in a downloadable format on Apple's popular iTunes service.