Spotify agrees to remove Saregama's work - PickPock

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Spotify had also briefly hit a hurdle when the music label, WMG, filed for an injunction in the Bombay High Court in February over licensing rights.
Saregama told the High Court that the company is engaged in the business of acquisition of copyrights in the songs and sound recordings and in musical and dramatic contain.
Spotify, offering more than four crore songs and 300 crore playlists for music fans in the country, is available across 79 markets.

Swedish music streaming platform Spotify has told the Delhi High Court that it will remove all works belonging to India's oldest music label Saregama India from its platform within 10 days.

The counsel for Spotify, the newest entrant in India's music streaming market told Justice Jayant Nath whatever work infringed the copyrights of the Saregama India would be taken off by the company.

Spotify, which provides millions of music track on the phone, computer tablet and other online platforms, had launched its service in February end and has been giving strong competition to the other players in the field.

In fact, it had amassed one million followers with the week of its launch.

Spotify had also briefly hit a hurdle when the music label, WMG, filed for an injunction in the Bombay High Court in February over licensing rights.