Technology,
Intellectual Property,
Entertainment & Sports
Dec. 27, 2021
How an NFT is like a $5 milkshake
Hollywood got its first big case about non-fungible tokens last month when Miramax filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles against Quentin Tarantino.
Hollywood got its first big case about non-fungible tokens -- aka "NFTs" -- last month when Miramax filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles against Quentin Tarantino. At issue is the famed director's plan to sell portions of his original handwritten "Pulp Fiction" screenplay as NFTs. Miramax alleges that it owns and controls the right to sell NFTs of any version of the film's screenplay. Tarantino asserts that his 1993 contract with the studio expressly reserved Tarant...
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