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NFT Marketplaces and the DMCA Safe Harbors Sarah Law | February 9, 2022 Introduction: With the creation of bitcoin and the expansion of digital art on the internet, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have quickly risen to the center of attention for many people. However, due to their novel nature, many …
NFT Marketplaces and the DMCA Safe Harbors Sarah Law | February 9, 2022 Introduction: With the creation of bitcoin and the expansion of digital art on the internet, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have quickly risen to the center of attention for many people. However, due to their novel nature, many legal questions have arisen around this new art form. A large concern is the protection of intellectual property, both for the NFT itself and the content such as artwork associated with the NFT. In an electronic world where buyers and sellers may never meet, what is the marketplace’s responsibility for
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