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Korean music industry falls victim to Chinese labels' copyright infringements Posted : 2021-05-26 17:48 By Park Ji-won Amid a tense social atmosphere in which China's government and nationalists are laying claim to some elements of Korean culture ― from kimchi and samgyetamg to hanbok ― Korean netizens have recently discovered that China-based musicians and labels have been infringing on several K-pop artists' copyrights on YouTube. Chinese companies have claimed they own the copyrights to g.o.d's "Road," IU's "Morning Tears," Toy's "Good Person" and Younha's "Waiting" among others, an...

Din Djarin Is Sans Helmet in New MANDALORIAN Funko Set Twitter 0 comments Din Djarin’s “way” precludes him from showing his face to any other living creature. That changed during The Mandalorian‘s second season, though. He removed his helmet while masquerading as an Imperial trooper, rather than jeopardize his mission to find Grogu. Then he freely showed his face to the Child before Luke Skywalker took Baby Yoda away. Soon, though, you’ll be able to see old Brown Eyes’ face anytime you want. An uncovered Mandalorian is one of Funko’s new Star Wars Pop bobbleheads coming to st...

By May 15, 2021 Multiple Korean artists' songs are being identified as Chinese by Youtube and are under threat of losing money from the issue. Keep on reading to know more. IU, Davichi and More Are Under Copyright Threat After Youtube Identifies Their Songs as Chinese On May 14 KST, media outlets have reported that multiple Korean artists are under copyright threats as some of their songs on YouTube are being misidentified as Chinese songs after Korean netizens have noticed the issue. Currently, the popular online platform, Youtube, is oper...