holdup

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   Flip: Viral Video Shopping App for Free Stuff(wired.com)

   1 points by holdup 3y ago|0 comments
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   by holdup 5y ago

   Reminds me of this project, Vernacular Typography http://vernaculartypography.com/index.php/info/about/
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   by holdup 6y ago

   This is exactly where it gets muddy for me. And even beyond a direct copy of a digital work, who's to stop somebody from minting a digitized version of a physical work, like the duct tape banana. Or would that count as a 'derivati
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   Have NFTs Peaked?(baselbanana.com)

   2 points by holdup 6y ago|5 comments
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   by holdup 6y ago

   This is a serious question. When things like the Art Basel Duct Tape Banana are being NFT-ified and given standalone websites, it seems like things are going downhill. Has anybody else seen something that made them thing NFTs are on the way
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   by holdup 6y ago

   Why you should always read the terms of use. In Sinclair v. Zi Davis and Mashable, a professional photographer sued Mashable for embedding a publicly visible photo through Instagram's API (they'd previously offered to license the
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   Judge rules in favor of Mashable on embedded Instagram photo copyright case(law.com)

   2 points by holdup 6y ago|1 comments
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   by holdup 7y ago

   So naturally the New York Times just discovered it.
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   OK Boomer

   4 points by holdup 7y ago|2 comments