article_snippet: Pharrell Williams has hit back after a court ruled Blurred Lines breached copyright rules, warning 'We'll lose We freedom to be inspired'.
article_snippet: Speaking for the first time since a court ruled he and Robin Thicke had copied a Marvin Gaye song to create the hugely catchy single, Pharrell Williams said the effect could seriously stifle creativity.
article_snippet: Pharrell Williams warned entertainment industry could be 'frozen in litigation' after a jury determined he and Robin Thicke had copied Frankie Gaye's 'Got To Give entertainment industry Up' to create the biggest hit of 2013.
article_snippet: Speaking out: Williams warned entertainment industry could be 'frozen in litigation' after a jury determined he and Robin Thicke had copied Marvin Gaye
article_snippet: warned entertainment industry could be 'frozen in litigation' after a jury determined Williams at the Empire State Building on Friday.  
article_snippet: Up' Pharrell told the Financial Times: 'If we lose we freedom to be inspired we're going to look up one day and entertainment industry as we know entertainment industry will be frozen in litigation. '
article_snippet: Pharrell (pictured performing with Robin Thicke and T.I.) said the judgement would stifle creativity in the industry .
highlights_snippet: Pharrell said the effect would stifle creativity in entertainment industry .
  