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Bai Toei Arsiam Clarifies New Song Logo Controversy Resembling Foreign Band, Immediately Ceased Use

RSIAM record label apologized after Bai Toei Arsiam's new song "Nee Laeng" logo was found to resemble a foreign band's design, calling it an oversight. The label immediately ceased using the logo and updated promotional materials across all

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Singer Bai Toei Arsiam was quick to address the matter by posting a clarification letter from RSIAM record label regarding the new song "Nee Laeng" logo controversy. The label stated there was no intentional copying or copyright violation and confirmed their commitment to protecting intellectual property rights. Upon investigation, the label acknowledged the logo did resemble a foreign band's design due to an oversight by the contracted design team during the verification process. RSIAM immediately took corrective action by discontinuing use of the logo across all platforms and expediting updates to the cover art and promotional materials on digital and social media channels. The label sincerely apologized to fans, followers, and the public, welcoming all constructive feedback to strengthen their quality control processes going forward.

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