Odd Lots Evolving Money: A Faster, Cheaper Way to Pay (Sponsored Content)
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Jan 12, 2025 Discover how blockchain technology can empower content creators by restoring their financial independence. The discussion highlights the shift away from monopolistic platforms, unlocking new revenue opportunities. Learn about the role of on-chain tech in enhancing fan engagement and community connections, transforming not just art but also dining experiences. Dive into innovative tools that allow artists to regain control over their work, ensuring a fairer creative landscape that benefits both creators and their audiences.
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John Locke & Copyright
- In 1694, John Locke protested against the Stationers' Company's publishing monopoly in England.
- This led to a period of unregulated printing, followed by the Statute of Anne in 1710, which established copyright law.
Online Platforms as Gatekeepers
- Online platforms, like earlier publishing monopolies, control creators' earnings and content distribution.
- Jesse Pollack, creator of Base, believes this limits creators' control and profits.
On-Chain vs. Online
- "On-chain" platforms offer creators open algorithms, ownership, and portability of their content and audience.
- This contrasts with traditional platforms' black box algorithms and restricted movement.