Musicians Oppose Lawsuit Against Archive

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Musicians demand music labels drop their Internet Archive lawsuit

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Tegan & Sara , Open Mike Eagle , Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill and more are calling for the Internet Archive to drop their lawsuit against the organization.

The lawsuit was filed by labels like Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group .

If the labels win their lawsuit, the Archive could be on the hook for up to $621 million dollars in damages.

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