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The interview repeats an intention to take legal measures over voice imitation in two songs, without providing evidence of filing or judgment.
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The interview repeats an intention to take legal measures over voice imitation in two songs, without providing evidence of filing or judgment.
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Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: family members claim control over a deceased singer's identity and artistic legacy. Opposition to unauthorised uses coexists with retaining control over future technological uses.
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Evidence & sources
The interview repeats an intention to take legal measures over voice imitation in two songs, without providing evidence of filing or judgment.
SRC-0325Lines 57–71: exclusive interview with Mohamed Shabana (محمد شبانة).
القاهرة 24 · AR · 2023-07-05
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