He stresses the need for copyright protection in the AI era.
He views the current moment as a 'golden time' for copyright reform.
Composer Kim Hyung-seok has announced his candidacy for the Korean Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) presidency, signaling a potential shift in the industry. He emphasizes the need to protect creators' rights amid changes brought about by AI and the global market. Viewing the current period as a 'golden time', he explores how the future of copyright and the association's strategies should evolve.
Kim Hyung-seok's candidacy stems from his extensive experience in the Korean music industry, underscoring the urgent need for copyright protection. The disparity in perceived earnings for creators juxtaposed with the global market's growth suggests an imperative for strengthening creators' rights. A transparent operation and sophisticated copyright management system within the association are essential, which could also contribute to the future development of K-culture.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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