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You Own It, But Can't Fix It
CultureEN
You Own It, But Can't Fix It

From VCRs to John Deere tractors, the right-to-repair battle traces back to a 1998 copyright law never meant to lock your dishwasher. Here's how it happened.

Suno's Copyright Filter Crumbles Under Free Software
TechEN
Suno's Copyright Filter Crumbles Under Free Software

Suno's AI music platform claims to block copyrighted content, but researchers found its filters can be bypassed with minimal effort and free tools, generating near-identical imitations of Beyoncé, Black Sabbath, and more.

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DH
Doyun Han
Who Owned the Idea First? A Ghost Script and a Hit Drama
K-CultureEN
Who Owned the Idea First? A Ghost Script and a Hit Drama

The production team of 'The King's Warden' has denied plagiarism claims from the family of a deceased writer. The case raises thorny questions about idea ownership in K-drama.

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MC
Minho Choi
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Swift vs Swift: When Pop Stars Battle Trademark Trolls
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Swift vs Swift: When Pop Stars Battle Trademark Trolls

Taylor Swift challenges 'Swift Home' trademark application, revealing how celebrities fight intellectual property battles against opportunistic filings targeting their fame.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Futuristic image of a legal gavel merging with battery circuits
PoliticsEN
The CATL Hithium IP Lawsuit 2025: Innovation vs. Litigation in Asia

Explore the CATL Hithium IP lawsuit 2025 and its impact on the Asian battery industry. Learn how legal battles over trade secrets are reshaping industrial competition.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Cinematic camera in a studio surrounded by glowing AI network graphics
TechEN
Adobe Firefly Foundry IP-safe AI: Securing Hollywood's Creative Future

Adobe announces Firefly Foundry at Sundance, offering IP-safe generative AI models specifically tailored for Hollywood studios and creative professionals.

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DH
Doyun Han
Digital files and an AI logo representing OpenAI's work data collection
TechEN
OpenAI Training Data Contractor Controversy 2026: Real Work Uploads Requested

On January 10, 2026, reports surfaced that OpenAI is asking contractors for real-world work files to train AI. Explore the legal and IP implications of this move.

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DH
Doyun Han
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Modern mall atrium with digital music and yen symbols
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J-Pop Artists to Finally Earn Mall Royalties Under New Japan Music Royalty Law 2026

Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs is proposing changes to the Japan J-pop Music Royalty Law, allowing performers to earn fees from commercial facilities in 2026.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Smartphone showing a glitchy idol silhouette and a broken copyright shield
TechEN
Grok AI Image Editing Legal Action: STU48 Strikes Back Against Mangaka's Deepfakes

Mangaka Tanabe Yoichiro faces legal action from STU48's agency, King Records, after using Grok AI to create unauthorized bikini edits of Kudo Riko. Read more on the growing deepfake controversy.

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DH
Doyun Han
Boston Blue's Midseason Gambit: A Masterclass in Weaponizing Nostalgia Against Streaming Churn
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Boston Blue's Midseason Gambit: A Masterclass in Weaponizing Nostalgia Against Streaming Churn

Boston Blue's midseason finale is more than a cliffhanger; it's a strategic lesson in IP extension, audience retention, and combating streaming churn.

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MC
Minho Choi
The Minyoung Doctrine: How a Bikini Post Signals a Power Shift in K-Pop's IP War
K-CultureEN
The Minyoung Doctrine: How a Bikini Post Signals a Power Shift in K-Pop's IP War

BB Girls' Minyoung's viral photos aren't just about looks. It's a strategic move in K-Pop's creator economy, signaling a shift in artist IP and brand control.

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MC
Minho Choi
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Google's AI Paradox: Lawsuit Against Scraper Signals End of the Open Data Era
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Google's AI Paradox: Lawsuit Against Scraper Signals End of the Open Data Era

Google's lawsuit against SerpApi isn't just about scraping. It's a strategic move to control the data fueling the AI revolution and protect its search dominance.

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DH
Doyun Han
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