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To me it seems that NFTs could include some part of the bundle of IP rights that typically go along with an artistic work. For example, the artist could create
by kybernetikos 6y ago
To me it seems that NFTs could include some part of the bundle of IP rights that typically go along with an artistic work.
For example, the artist could create a license that allows only the current owner of the NFT to make a physical copy, or a right to be credited whenever a physical copy is exhibited or something like that.
I suppose I'm thinking in terms of what an ultra rich person gets from owning a famous artwork, if they then lend it to a public gallery and allow everyone to see it - I presume it's the right to have a little card next to it that says 'on loan from the collection of X'. I think NFTs could provide something of the same experience for 'owners' of digital assets.
- Animats 6y agoTo me it seems that NFTs could include some part of the bundle of IP rights that typically go along with an artistic work. One might think that. One would usually be wrong. Read the terms for Top Shot or Mintable.
- kybernetikos 6y agoI meant it more as a suggestion than a description of how things are currently. But i did look up top shot. It's interesting that they do mainly operate through the use of special licenses to make use of the artwork.