It’s Not Crypto! Web3 and What it Means for Entertainment

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Web3 is rising out of the ashes of the Crypto crash and both entrepreneurs and investors are using it to build the Creator Economy for a new Entertainment Industry.  Let’s talk about why.

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Our guest columnist is Phil McKenzie, Co-Founder of the leading ‘Watch & Earn’ Web3 streaming platform myco and Co-Founder of UK indie production and finance company Goldfinch, which has raised and deployed more than $200m across 300 projects...

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  1. I’ve heard people talking about using “crypto” to change Hollywood for years. Now it’s, “Web3”. I don’t hear or read a lot about how.

    The truth is that Hollywood Accounting is possible only because that lack of transparency you write about is so well written into the contracts that creatives happily sign. At least they get paid out of a production budget. I fear that ‘Web3’ is really just another shady way for getting creatives to sign away even that.

    Let’s see the contracts.

  2. Great article. As I am not a teenager anymore I find it difficult to keep up to date with these new technological trends. Its great that someone puts it all together in a short easy to understand article. I can’t wait for the next instalment

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