The Straits Times9d
Blackpink’s Rose parts ways with Korea Music Copyright Association
SEOUL – Rose of K-pop girl group Blackpink has ended her membership with the Korea Music Copyright Association (Komca), sparking speculation that she is aiming for ...
The Korea Herald10d
Rose parts ways with Korea Music Copyright Association to focus on global reach
Rose's revenue from the US market is 10 times higher than that of the Korean market,' says industry insider. Rose of Blackpink, who has been dominating global music charts, has terminated her ...
Koimoi9d
BLACKPINK’s Rose Withdraws Her Contract From Korea Music Copyright Association, Netizens Say “Perks Of Having Lawyers In The Family”
BLACKPINK’s Rose is the first K-pop idol in 22 years to withdraw from the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA), following Seo Taiji’s decision in 2003. Read ...
조선일보9d
Rosé exits Korean music copyright association to focus on U.S. management
The member of the girl group BLACKPINK, Rosé, has withdrawn from the Korea Music Copyright Association. BLACKPINK member Rosé. /Courtesy of News1 According to the ...