BBC News - UK — Coldplay and Joe Satriani reach agreement over a court case alleging they copied parts of his song, his representative says. more info

Guardian Music — Guitarist Joe Satriani claimed the band copied his instrumental If I Could Fly for their own track Viva La Vida, but an out-of-court-settlement now seems to have been reachedOn Monday, while the world raged over Kanye West's interruption of ingenue T... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Coldplay have settled their legal spat with guitar great Joe Satriani, who accused the Brits of stealing "substantial" segments of his song If I Could Fly. more info

According to News.justia.com, the case was dismissed in California Central District Court "upon stipulation", suggesting that an out-of-court settlement may have been reached. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Joe Satriani's lawsuit against Coldplay has been dismissed from court, according to reports. The legendary guitarist had previously claimed that Chris Martin and co ripped-off his 2004 song "If I Could Fly" for their 2008 single "Viva La Vida". A... more info

Stereogum — Yesterday Judge Pregerson dismissed Joe's "Viva La Vida" copyright infringement lawsuit "upon Stipulation" which according to TwentyFourBit means the Chickenfoot guitarist got himself paid. Parse the dockets here if you can. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — Dotmusic - Reports claim their legal battle is over more info

NME — Order suggests a settlement may have been made more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Jennings/WireImage Neil Young, No Doubt, Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Fleet Foxes, Wolfmother, Sheryl Crow, Gavin Rossdale and the Monsters of Folk will perform at both nights of the annual Bridge School Benefit at Mountain View, California’s ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Three British bands, Coldplay, Oasis and Take That have managed to score entries in the 2010 Guinness world records.Coldplay claimed two records: “Most downloaded free track of the week” and “Best selling download album in the UKâ�... more info