NFTs and Publishing Contracts

Have authors given up their rights to create NFTs from their books in publishing contracts that were signed before NFTs even existed?
Read MoreHave authors given up their rights to create NFTs from their books in publishing contracts that were signed before NFTs even existed?
Read MoreCut through the legalese in your contracts with this easy to understand glossary.
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Read MoreTo use song lyrics in your fiction, you need to: (1) Use a song in the public domain; (2) Get permission; (3) Establish fair use ; or (4) Not do it.
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