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Seoul mulls ‘treble damages’ for illegal K-content websites

The Korea Economic Daily,
31 July 2023, Korea, Rep

The South Korean government and the ruling People Power Party are considering tripling punitive damages to illegal distributors of Korean entertainment content from music to film and webtoons, according to the culture ministry and the ruling party on Monday.

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