Netherlands-based publishing rights management firm Fintage House has begun accepting crypto for rights transactions through a new partnership with TaTaTu.
Hollywood News
Hollywood is a district in Los Angeles, California. Traditionally, Hollywood is associated with the American cinema industry, as there are lots of production companies in this district and many famous actors live nearby. Besides this, Hollywood is a popular place for tourists and nightlife activities. Blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies are — step-by-step — being implemented in Hollywood. Not only is Hollywood a place for various conferences and meetings related to Bitcoin — such as the Hollywood Blockchain Meetup — but its cinema industry is also undergoing changes. The first-ever Hollywood blockchain movie was made in 2018, marking a new era for both industries. Such films will become the end of piracy, as all copyrights will be securely kept on a blockchain network. Moreover, these films will be available for purchase in cryptocurrency.
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by Helen Partz
Johnny Depp is teaming up with crypto-powered social entertainment platform TaTaTu to produce content via his own production firm.
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Well-known Hollywood actors will join forces in a new move about cryptocurrency money laundering later this year.
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Lady Bacardi, the rum empire heiress, has invested $100 Mln in TaTaTu, a blockchain-powered tokenized social entertainment platform.
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by Nick Ayton
Our London Correspondent Nick Ayton on why the Hollywood swamp is long overdue for draining, and how it’ll happen.
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