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Vietnamese Musician Nguyen Van Chung Details Longstanding Struggles with Intellectual Property Theft

Renowned songwriter Nguyen Van Chung recounts repeated copyright infringements and welcomes recent government crackdowns on music piracy

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Nguyen Van Chung, acclaimed Vietnamese musician behind multiple hit songs, reveals his extensive experience with unauthorized use and copyright violations of his work. Despite earning billions in revenue from his compositions, Chung has received only a fraction of rightful royalties. He expresses cautious optimism fol…
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Vietnamese Musician Nguyen Van Chung Details Longstanding Struggles with Intellectual Property Theft Nguyen Van Chung, acclaimed Vietnamese musician behind multiple hit songs, reveals his extensive experience with unauthorized use and copyright violations of his work. Despite earning billions in revenue from his compos... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/vietnamese-musician-nguyen-van-chung-details-longstanding-struggles-with-intellectual-property-theft

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