sounds a bit like some form of identity theft.
in any case, shouldn't he be suing the label selling his music? instead of all the stores they're selling it on?
in any case, shouldn't he be suing the label selling his music? instead of all the stores they're selling it on?
It sounds like yet another case where legislation favors the megacorps that put those laws there, claiming they were only for the good of the artists.
I'm sure if he actually issued DMCA takedown notices these listings would be gone within a day but since searching the post for DMCA shows zero results, it sounds like he hasn't done this.
EDIT: And to be clear, you don't need an expensive lawyer to file a DMCA notice. There are plenty of free templates all over the internet you can print and mail.
He actually mentions receiving a DMCA notice for his own work despite providing proof of ownership to Youtube (but misspells DMCA, thus evading your search).
It is not particularly unreasonable to expect the stores to act faster than a court.