# Nonfungible tokens from a legal perspective

# Nonfungible tokens from a legal perspective

“# Nonfungible tokens from a legal perspective ” A nonfungible token (NFT) can be both a representation of a physical or digital asset that only exists on the internet — a programmable piece of art. It provides ownership of an underlying asset, like a painting, and it can also represent a digital asset in the…

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# Craig Wright wins default judgment, Bitcoin.org must remove Bitcoin Whitepaper

# Craig Wright wins default judgment, Bitcoin.org must remove Bitcoin Whitepaper

“# Craig Wright wins default judgment, Bitcoin.org must remove Bitcoin Whitepaper ” The self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto and Bitcoin SV proponent, Craig Wright, has won a legal battle claiming copyright infringement on the part of bitcoin.org for hosting the Bitcoin whitepaper. Wright won by default after the website’s pseudonymous owner, “Cøbra,” chose not to mount a…

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#Converse accused of sneaking rejected intern’s shoe designs

#Converse accused of sneaking rejected intern’s shoe designs

“#Converse accused of sneaking rejected intern’s shoe designs” Is this a crime of fashion? A Florida designer has claimed Converse stole her sneaker design after noticing their new line bore an uncanny resemblance to prototypes she submitted on a rejected internship application two years back. A video posted Saturday detailing the alleged shoe theft currently…

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#Red Hot Chili Peppers to sell song catalog for 0M: report

#Red Hot Chili Peppers to sell song catalog for $140M: report

“#Red Hot Chili Peppers to sell song catalog for $140M: report” The Red Hot Chili Peppers are reportedly selling the rights to their song catalog — which includes hits like “Under the Bridge,” “Give It Away” and “Californication” — for $140 million. The Anthony Kiedis-fronted band is selling the publishing rights to its songs to…

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#Supreme Court backs Google in Oracle copyright battle

#Supreme Court backs Google in Oracle copyright battle

“#Supreme Court backs Google in Oracle copyright battle” The US Supreme Court sided with Google Monday its decade-long copyright battle with fellow tech giant Oracle over a batch of software code used in the Android mobile operating system. In a 6-2 decision, the court ruled that Google had not violated copyright law by using more…

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#Apple backs independent musicians with  million investment

#Apple backs independent musicians with $50 million investment

“#Apple backs independent musicians with $50 million investment” Apple led a $50 million fundraising round for a fledgling company that helps musicians distribute and market their music while allowing them to keep their copyright, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. UnitedMasters, which was launched four years ago with $70 million in Silicon…

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