Beyoncé wins copyright battle

A US judge has dismissed a copyright infringement lawsuit filed against pop star Beyoncé.

Tue, 03 Oct, 2006 - 08:42

A US judge has dismissed a copyright infringement lawsuit filed against pop star Beyoncé.

Singer-songwriter Jennifer Armour sued the R&B star last year, claiming that the 2003 hit song Baby Boy, from Beyoncé Knowles’ Grammy-winning album Dangerously in Love, took lyrics from her own song, Got a Little Bit Of Love For You.

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