Woojae Jung

WoojaeJung

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Zürich, Switzerland

Advising on how creative work is protected, licensed and valued across borders.

IP management
Content licensing
Music publishing

About

The rights in a creative work should become durable, legible value for the people who made it.

Woojae Jung is the founder of Jung Media, a Swiss intellectual property management firm based in Zürich. The firm licenses audiovisual content and music publishing catalogues to television and streaming platforms.

Active in the field since 2016, he combines commercial practice with legal study. He is pursuing an LL.M. in Intellectual Property through the WIPO and University of Turin programme, and has mentored at the London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, since 2014.

Expertise

  • IP management

    Structuring, registering and administering rights across catalogues, territories and platforms.

  • Content licensing

    Audiovisual licensing for linear, FAST and AVOD distribution, including metadata, delivery and royalty reporting.

  • Music publishing and sync

    Publishing administration and synchronisation licensing through the JM Studios label and composer network.

  • Contracts and royalties

    Licence agreements, settlement structures and transparent royalty accounting for rights holders.

  • LL.M. Intellectual Property

    WIPO and University of Turin

  • Founder, Jung Media

    Zürich, since 2017. Active in licensing since 2016.

  • Mentor

    London College of Communication, UAL, since 2014

  • BA Creative Advertising Strategy

    London College of Communication, UAL

  • Registered with SUISA and IFPI

    Registered music publisher (SUISA) and registered label (IFPI)

Speaking

Available for keynotes, guest lectures, panels and executive workshops.

  1. Licensing for the connected-TV era: rights, windows and territories in FAST and AVOD
  2. From catalogue to cash flow: royalty reporting, metadata and settlement across platforms
  3. Music publishing and sync licensing in Europe: collective management, direct licensing and the independent publisher
  4. Generative AI and copyright in Europe: opt-outs, collective licensing and the emerging licensing market
  5. Financing creative IP: valuation, collateral and the European investor's view
  6. WIPO and the international framework: what cross-border licensors need to know

Sessions are delivered in English or Korean. Topics can be tailored to your institution and audience.

Writing

Essays and research on IP commercialisation and the economics of content.

Selected writing will be published here.

Contact

For speaking invitations, advisory enquiries and institutional correspondence.