Flo Milli copyright ruling, Hana-Kimi television adaptation
A trial court has dismissed Deal’s copyright claims against Flo Milli, Babyface Ray and 42 Dugg, with Deal’s lawyer planning a challenge in the Ninth Circuit. Japan’s NTV plans a new television adaptation of Hisaya Nakajo’s manga Hana-Kimi, with a director’s cut also set to stream on Hulu in Japan.
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Judge dismisses copyright lawsuit over Flo Milli’s “Never Lose Me”
The dismissal defeats Deal’s copyright claims against Flo Milli, Babyface Ray and 42 Dugg at the trial-court level; his lawyer plans to challenge the decision in the Ninth Circuit.
Film & TV
Japan’s NTV to premiere new Hana-Kimi series on 5 December
NTV plans a new television adaptation of Hisaya Nakajo’s manga, with a director’s cut also set to stream on Hulu in Japan.
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