The decision ends a six-year legal battle over the globally popular tune known for its catchy "doo doo doo doo doo doo" hook.

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South Korea's Supreme Court has rejected a US composer's allegation that the producers of the inescapably catchy children's ...

Pinkfong version is YouTube’s most-viewed video of all time with over 16 billion plays, and has racked up a further 1 ...

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South Korea’s Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a copyright claim against a local iteration of the popular children’s song ...

South Korea's Supreme Court has rejected a United States composer's copyright claim on the globally popular children’s song, ...

South Korea's courts have rejected a plagiarism claim from a US composer who argued that Baby Shark, the catchy children's ...

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The defendant said its version was adapted from a decades-old North American children’s chant in the public domain.

The judges found “Baby Shark” was based on a nursery rhyme, dismissing the six-year case of U.S. entertainer Johnny Only that centered on his 2011 version.