Looking to capitalize on the constant stream of people trying to figure out how does that song go again?, Google unveiled a new featured placement for song lyrics Monday. So, the next time you google ...

Google is pushing back on claims the company has been scraping song lyrics from music website Genius.com. The tech giant says it actually pays for the right to display the song lyrics over the Google ...

Lyrics and annotation website Genius is taking Google to court. Genius' evidence that Google is copying its music lyrics directly — rather than generating them on its own — is damning. In June, the ...

Music-annotation website Genius is accusing Google of stealing lyrics from its website and publishing them in search results. Genius is a Brooklyn-based company that transcribes and analyzes lyrics ...

In early February, I published a case study detailing the impact of song lyrics being presented directly in the Google search engine results pages (SERPs). It’s just another example of the search ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Thanks to a new licensing deal with LyricFind, Google will now display lyrics for practically any song you ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap The main reasons I can speak and write in English so well (or at least I think I do), despite it being my third language, are song ...

As of June 27, when you search for song lyrics on Google the lyrics will pop up in the search results without you having to click through to another site. The new feature is part of a licensing deal ...

From Google's song lyrics to Apple's first automated security update, here's what you missed on Tuesday. Topping tech headlines Tuesday was news that Google has added song lyrics to search results.

Ever wondered why Google doesn’t show song lyrics right in its search results, the way it does with movie details, sports scores, and a myriad other trivia? The reason is licensing: Google – and any ...

Google isn't sitting idly by while Genius accuses it of copying lyrics. As part of a larger defense of its lyrics search practices, the company has mentioned that it will "soon" attribute the third ...

In 2013, Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker frontman David Lowery released a list of the top 50 lyric Web sites he believed weren’t paying songwriters to display the words to their songs. Through a ...