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The Supreme Court deals another blow to Genius’ case against Google.
In an order list filed on Monday, the Supreme Court declined to let Genius revive its case against Google, which accused the search giant of scraping song lyrics from its website in violation of copyright laws.
While Genius first sued Google in 2019, a New York judge later found that Google didn’t break any copyright rules by surfacing song lyrics in its search results, as Genius doesn’t actually own these lyrics. An appeals court ruled to uphold this decision last year.
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