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Copyright Issues Disrupt Olympic Ice Dance Performances

2/12/2026

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Music copyright concerns overshadowed performances at the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.
Canadian ice dancers Zachary Lagha and Marjorie Lajoie changed their routine due to copyright breaches involving AC/DC.
Katerina Mrazek and Daniel Mrazek performed to an AI-generated song echoing 1998's You Get What You Give.
Amber Glenn, the U.S. skater, also faced copyright disputes.
The broader issue shows music rights increasingly affecting athletes during the Games.

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Story summary

Music copyright concerns overshadowed performances at the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.
Canadian ice dancers Zachary Lagha and Marjorie Lajoie changed their routine due to copyright breaches involving AC/DC.
Katerina Mrazek and Daniel Mrazek performed to an AI-generated song echoing 1998's You Get What You Give.
Amber Glenn, the U.S. skater, also faced copyright disputes.
The broader issue shows music rights increasingly affecting athletes during the Games.