NFTs
NFTs
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How NFTs Will Kill Netflix
The Balkanization of media will continue, until it doesn’t
- I said in a post earlier in thread suggesting you can buy a NFT (cinema ticket) for a film which would then allow you to watch it free for life on any platform.microkorg
- Visionary.palimpsest
- As I've also said in a post, film rights prevent them from being viewed on "any" platform. This a commercial & legal issue, not a tech one. NFTs solve nothing.palimpsest
- https://www.qbn.com/…palimpsest
- any plattform... sure... thats sound so naive its hard to take.neverscared
- NFTs ain't shit. Even a behemoth like Disney is not allowed to stream Star Wars IX due to EU law or Iron Man due to previous contracts.palimpsest
- What if film makers going forward choose not to tie themselves into these restrictive traditional rights or contracts? Thats what article is about.microkorg
- It will take some balls to do this first, but if others follow then it'd really hurt existing platforms based on traditional contract methods.microkorg
- Films need more financing before creating them so film is a particular case where this would be harder to work. Kickstarter makes more sense to me.palimpsest
- @palimpsest as someone very close to actual, real, film financing and financiers, you have no idea what you're talking about.shellie
- Also, yes, legacy contracts are a problem. I worked at Sony Music in 2001-2003 and yes, it was a problem then with emerging media as well.shellie
- And, film and television stood by and watched music f*it up, and adapted quicker. I have conversations with financiers about this all the time. They're excited.shellie
- Eventually the music industry got it together but about 15 yrs too late to be in the drivers seat of change. Untold fortunes left on the table.shellie
- I for one, am very much looking forward to the swift changes in how entertainment will operate in the coming years.shellie
- @shellie
You have debunked every one of my points. I stand corrected.palimpsest - I can see film-buff whales chipping in and funding NFT movies going forward. So yes crowdfunding like you suggested Palimpsest but less investors ;)microkorg
- I have no idea of what I'm talking about.
:-)palimpsest