JKT48 Management Can Sue Boyband Un1ty Members
In 1ID Entertainment’s Twitter social media account (@1IDent), they regretted the circulation of photos of Ara, Chika and Un1ty members in a hotel room. As well as threatening all those who violate intellectual property rights (IPR) owned by its parent company, 1ID Entertainment.
They also called the illegal actions taken by the second party and not bound by 1ID Entertainment’s management as abuse of intellectual property rights. JKT48 fans who are also experts in the field of law such as @Ranggawidigda also spoke up.
According to him, the matter of copyright refers to Law 28 of 2022 Article 1 Number 3, which states that each creation is the result of a copyrighted work in the fields of science, art, and literature. The photo of the two of them between a boy and a girl should have nothing to do with copyright, unless it is used as an official photobook.
Are both parties currently releasing photobooks with specific content in the form of photos involving JKT48 and Un1ty members in hotel rooms embracing each other and then mirroring selfies? The answer, no. 1ID Entertainment’s argument here is invalid.
Then Rangga also added his response regarding 1ID Entertainment’s statement regarding patents and exclusive rights granted by the state to inventors for the results of investments in technology.
Again, the photo of a boy and a girl together in a hotel is not the result of the inventor’s idea that was put into problem solving activities (and actually added to the problem), so it was impossible to enter. (Here, I’m laughing at the original, please the editor, then edit the part of the sentence in brackets, just cut it).
The public regrets the attitudePlaying Victim” from the management of the Un1ty boyband, while on the one hand JKT48 and Ara confirmed the incident and had to apologize directly, Ara even received a suspension of several weeks.
It was also stated that members of the Un1ty boyband could be sued considering that they carried out the same activities & activities as fans against JKT48 members without paying at all.
“If the other management demands intellectual rights, the management of JKT48 must also sue them back. Because JKT48 has an event called photoshoot and handshake, it is also paid for. So if someone does not take a photoshoot at the event, it means that it violates JKT48’s intellectual rights. Even if it is not for public consumption. ” said the account @NFirdana.
Quoting 1ID Entertainment’s statement that disputed IPR or Intellectual Property Rights, when checked again on the PDKI-Indonesia.dgip.go.id website, there were absolutely no registered IPRs belonging to Un1ty or others, either in the form of Patents or Copyrights.
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Warganet joined in the comments about this joke. “It’s important to have a capable legal team so that the announcement doesn’t go off the rails.” / “Who’s throwing a tantrum, who’s being fierce.”
1ID Entertainment also threatened the @kopiidol Instagram account via DM sent to Kopi Idol’s IG, although they don’t really know what the threat was considering that the admin from KopiIdol only re-uploaded photos with real events that were first uploaded by members of the two groups themselves.
