Warner Music Group Corp., the label of Led Zeppelin and Josh Groban, spent $351,000 in 2007 lobbying to protect the intellectual property of its artists. The New York company lobbied on legislation dealing with performance rights and intellectual property issues. Warner Music spent $153,500 lobbying on those issues in the second half of 2007, according to a disclosure form posted online Wednesday by the Senate's public records office. (AP)
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