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In an ever-changing and crowded marketplace, Naxos of America, Inc. strives to reach the curious and connoisseur alike through innovative and targeted marketing and format neutral global music distribution strategies, superior salesmanship, and second-t...
Columbia Avenue 1810, 37064, Franklin, United States
Only had one experience of these guys. They claimed to have copyright on some music in a video on YouTube which meant it was temporarily region blocked.
The music was actually part of a free resource and as such had no copyright.
To their credit, they corrected their mistake copyright claim within a week.
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