I. Introduction
MCN agencies (Multi-Channel Networks) claim they can help you "incubate," "grow followers," and "monetize." But when partnerships go wrong, you could face anything from withheld earnings to exorbitant liquidated damages. Continuing from our previous two articles, today we break down the most critical legal pitfalls to watch out for throughout the entire process—contract signing, performance, and termination—along with practical strategies to protect yourself.
MCN agencies (Multi-Channel Network) claim that they can help you with "account incubation", "follower growth" and "monetization". However, once disputes arise out of cooperation, the minor consequence is deduction of your earnings, while the severe one is being saddled with exorbitant liquidated damages. This article will continue to inform you of the legal pitfalls that require your utmost vigilance throughout the entire process of contract signing, contract performance and contract termination, and provide practical response strategies.
Film and television IPs are highly popular and come with built-in traffic. To rapidly acquire new users and increase revenues, many game developers directly use the character images, character names, classic lines and even core character settings of film and television works without authorization. What seems to be merely "riding the popularity wave" actually harbors huge legal risks.
I. Background Requirements for Listed Companies to Formulate Remuneration Management Systems for Directors and Senior Managerial Personnel
