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Unfortunately I fear we'll have to wait until web3 enables some sort of DRM-replacing copy-supporting NFTs for song/podcast/game/etc copy ownership rights. Lega
by drak0n1c 5y ago
Unfortunately I fear we'll have to wait until web3 enables some sort of DRM-replacing copy-supporting NFTs for song/podcast/game/etc copy ownership rights. Legally the major publishers, platforms, and stores have license clauses allowing them to revoke their hosted access to digital media you "bought", so the alternative might be decentralized copyright and file hosting.
- ViViDboarder 5y agoYou don’t buy rights to anything when you use a subscription service like Spotify. You’re paying for the right to stream things in their current catalog. Buying perpetual rights to content is possible with the current web. I buy DRM free MP3s and have been for decades.