A popular "Baby Shark" song that South Korea's young children adore and their parents often find annoying is not plagiarized, ...

A copyright battle over the viral song “Baby Shark,” adored by young children and often dreaded by their parents, has come to ...

A court has dismissed a copyright claim by an American composer who accused a South Korean children’s publisher of plagiarism ...

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

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

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

South Korea 's Supreme Court has dismissed a 30 million won (about $21,600 or €18,454) copyright claim over the viral children's song "Baby Shark." US composer, Jonathan Wright, claimed the 2015 hit ...

Pinkfong is featured in the kid’s section of Amazon’s mobile app store, and Pinkfong's English-language YouTube channel has 10 million subscribers just three years after it launched in 2015.

The South Korean Supreme Court has finally settled the Baby Shark song controversy after six years of legal drama. The country’s top court declared that the catchy children’s song is ...

In 2019, New York composer Johnny Only, whose legal name is Jonathan Wright, filed a lawsuit in Seoul, alleging that the 2015 ...

With its catchy lyrics, the "Baby Shark Dance" video is the most viewed on YouTube, with more than 16 billion views.