According to a note issued by the platform itself, more than 80% of the NFTs 'minted' (i.e. created) on the platform are plagiarism, fraud or spam. At a time of massive general market excitement about the latest technological innovation, there are those who seek to find their own space and fair compensation for their w...
The thrill of novelty introduced by new technologies cost the decentralised organisation 'Spice DAO' almost three million euros when it purchased the NFT of the incomplete manuscript of Frank Herbert and Alejandro Jodorowsky's film. Not only was the manuscript already freely accessible since 2011, the purchase of the N...
Who says a work will become known the moment it first gets published? Squid Game, the Netflix series that exploded in popularity, had to wait more than 10 years to find an audience. A demonstration of how a work can go from nothing to worldwide success in the space of time.
Under the hat of such a prestigious brand as Gundam, Bandai Namco is launching an initiative to tackle the issues of the near future such as the overpopulation of the planet and climate change. With forty years of history behind the stories of the Gundam saga, a project is born to create a better world for future gener...
A global challenge that took up to 2400 CG artists: 18 years of collective efforts packed in a single video 3 and half hours long. Skills, imagination, creativity, dedication: the linked video is 10 minutes long and gathers the top 100 videos. Full video available in description.
Twitch is back on the offensive with a new communication to its streamers: with more than 1,000 complaints arriving in a short time about copyright infringement in recorded videos (VOD - Video on Demand). A predictable action that, however, once again raises the issue of the use of copyrighted material (background musi...
An interesting perspective on how the web giants are (quote) robbing content creators of their rights as authors. And how the DMCA is obsolete for the times we live in. It would also be worth adding the fact that the DMCA should only apply to US residents, but that it directly (and violently) impacts the rights of all ...