Indiana Bible College has filed a libel suit against composer Rosephayne Powell and her publisher Fred Bock Music Co. after she alleged on social media that the the school unlawfully based a viral hit song on her composition, ‘John 1’.
‘This song is undeniably a derivative of my work,’ said Powell on Facebook last month.
See ya in court, says the bible college.
Turn the other cheek, anyone?
More here.
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