In captions settlement, Audible will not use captions without express permission from publishers

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In captions settlement, Audible will not use captions without express permission from publishers

Feb 07 2020

In a filing this week in federal court, Audible has agreed not to include the copyrighted works of seven plaintiff publishers in its “Captions” program without express permission. The draft order comes nearly three weeks after Judge Valerie Caproni, on January 14, dismissed the contentious, months-long copyright infringement lawsuit between publishers and the Amazon-owned audiobook provider, after being informed by the parties that they’d reached a settlement.

Source: Publishers Weekly

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