Legendary classic rock band sells their music, likeness rights for $400 million
Rock icons Pink Floyd have sold the rights to their music, name and likeness. The British band reportedly inked a deal with Sony, selling its catalog for $400 million. The deal only includes rights for Pink Floyd’s recorded music, not any of its songwriting because song writing credits are held by individual writers.
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