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No Raid Over G-Dragon's Investigation? —KOMCA Clarifies The Facts About The Idol's Copyright Violation Lawsuit
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The Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) affirmed that the accusation against G-Dragon was forced, the male singer showed no signs of violating music copyright.
No Raid Over G-Dragon's Investigation? —KOMCA Clarifies The Facts About The Idol's Copyright Violation Lawsuit
The Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) has addressed the reports of a raid conducted at ther office over a copyright lawsuit involving G-Dragon. On August 14, KST, Dispatch reporpoomposer “A” had sued BIGBANG member G-Dragon and YG Entertainment founder Yang Hyun Suk for an alleged copyright infringement case. “A” claimed that YGE had reproduced his song…Continue reading on Koreaboo
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