Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the copyright dispute between G.E.M. (邓紫棋) and her former management company, Hummingbird Music, regarding the re-recording and online release of her album "I AM GLORIA," which includes popular songs that are subject to copyright claims by the company [1][5][12]. Group 1: Copyright Dispute - Hummingbird Music claims ownership of the recording and songwriting rights for the songs involved in the dispute, stating that these works were created during the contract period between G.E.M. and the company [5][11]. - The company demands that G.E.M. remove the infringing content within 48 hours and that all music platforms take down the re-recorded songs, threatening legal action if these demands are not met [5][17]. - G.E.M. has responded by asserting that her re-recordings are legally compliant under China's statutory licensing laws and that she has paid the necessary fees for these versions to be released globally [17]. Group 2: Legal Basis and Actions - Hummingbird Music cites the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, emphasizing that the rights to the songs belong to the company due to the agreements made during the contract period [12][16]. - The company outlines specific legal infringements, including violations of reproduction and adaptation rights, as well as unauthorized online distribution of the re-recorded songs [16][12]. - Hummingbird Music plans to take further legal actions, including filing administrative complaints and lawsuits for damages if their demands are not met [12][16].