Tokyo court rules that a person’s voice can be protected by publicity rights – a first for Japan
Kenjiro Tsuda lost his takedown claim against TikTok, and won something better: Japan's first ruling placing the human voice inside publicity rights. Source
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“The time has come to say farewell to life on the road”: Rod Stewart announces details of “last” tour
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“This could well be the amp simulator to rule them all”: Line 6 Helix Stadium Native review
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