Amy Winehouse Family Denies Copyright Permission
The play Amy, which was scheduled to open on 30 January in a 220-seat theatre in central Copenhagen, was based on interviews, concerts, Winehouse’s letters and newspaper articles. Denmark’s Royal Theatre had earlier been granted a permit to perform the play by the Danish copyright agency Koda….”We were told by her father and the lawyers around him that we can forget all about the rights for the music, the photos, branding and everything.”
Via The Independent.
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