This is how I understand it too, beacuse she also mentions that every city is her city, so she's like I can speak a lot of languages because I'm cosmopolitan, so people are like: can you teach me japanese then? and she's like yeah
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Its seem complicated because to copyright something its needs to be original enough, I can see them copyrighting entire choreos but single dance moves doesn't seem possible
I imagine they may model it after U.S. law:
Michael Chiappetta, attorney and senior editor in the Intellectual Property & Technology Group at Thomson Reuters Practical Law, explains that you can copyright a dance as long as it's "an original work consisting of the composition and arrangement of a related series of dance movements and patterns organized into a coherent whole."
The United States Copyright Office defines a “fixation” in choreography or pantomime as something that allows movement to be performed in a “consistent and uniform manner.” Choreographers can fix their work through dance notation, video recording or textual descriptions or photographs. But to solely teach the choreography isn’t enough. It needs to be on paper or video, or documented somehow so it can be shared.
It seems simple, but there are exceptions. Common movements or activities, like yoga positions, line dances and exercise routines, are not copyrightable, even when they are unique. This even applies to the positions of ballet, like a tendu or an attitude.
Think of Balanchine’s work, for instance. While deep pliés and a specific articulation of the hands may be a recognizable hallmark of his style, the movements themselves are uncopyrightable. However, those elements did serve as building blocks for Balanchine’s ballets, which were fixed and copyrighted. Today, The George Balanchine Trust owns his ballets and licenses them for use.
Yeah, this makes sense but by these standards there wouldn't be be any copyright infrigment into the NJ/Illit case because from what I've seen its single moves that have been"copied" and I don't think they could be considered "original enough"
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I don’t think NJ is disbanding but I do think the only way out of this scandal is for MHJ to resign. She might have a point about NJ/ILLIT but there is no way to reconcile relationships between Adorn and Hybe without her leaving. Hybe has a pretty strong case against her it seems, no matter how loyal Adorn board of directors are, if they want to save the company, they will get rid of her and keep NJ with a new producer.
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Yes! This is one of my favorite Miss A songs
External Content youtu.beContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.The whole mini album is pretty good
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I like it, its a really nice ballad and the mv is really pretty too
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Their teasers are always so cool! I laughed at the end though
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Wonder Girls could do really well imo. 2ne1 i'm not sure, I feel like their brand has weakened more but who knows, maybe they could
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I thought it was weird but fun at first but after the controversy, I've been listening to it a lot more
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i'd like to see Tzuyu's solo
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I voted bubble pop cause its the song that got me into kpop