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Dr. Dre Settles Lawsuit With Death Row
Dr. Dre's fight against Death Row seems to have reached its conclusion, as the producer has settled the final lawsuit against the label he had pending, fighting to have The Chronic removed from iTunes and to get back the royalties he's owed from the label. The details of the settlement haven't been announced, but The Chronic is off iTunes. Dre has long contended that Death Row had no right to sell his music digitally, as his contract was never updated to include digital sales royalties. Dre wins this time. [NME]
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