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Future Films: Content in a Web3 World
the media world is addicted to sequels and reboots because it’s risky to market new intellectual property. Media companies need to spend tens of millions of dollars to promote new stories. It’s safer just to recycle proven material. But what if fans really could be owners, and media companies could harness their energy to help create and evangelize
... See moreChris Dixon • Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet
While most of crypto focuses on the realms of finance and art, Mad Realities tackles Hollywood head-on. Today’s power structures concentrate power at the top—in a handful of studio executives in LA and NYC skyscrapers. UGC has begun to change this, but UGC is lacking great monetization; most of the pie is hoovered up by the platforms.
Rex Woodbury • Mad Realities and the Rise of User-Owned Content
New media platforms are enabling a new creator type: Digitally Native Vertical Creators
Eric Fengmedium.com
As content is increasingly delivered via personalized and self-scheduled social webs, viewers—not broadcasters—will decide when, how, why, and what is consumed. And they will dictate who they share that consumption with.