Talent Resources and Networking Services
Decentralized creative talent resource services can be established by utilizing endorsement records on the blockchain. The creator's capabilities and experience can be verified through the connections of creative works, copyright ownership and endorsements, making it more convenient for creative talents to find collaborators.
While blockchain technology increases transparency in copyright ownership, it’s’ proof-of-existence nature can also be leveraged to provide certification for creative talents and industry practitioners. Combined with the history of creation and talent endorsement, various types of human resources and networking related applications will emerge.
Copyright Management, Transaction and Licensing Platform
Creators and copyright holders can register their own copyrights, set licensing terms and conditions, and execute licensing activities automatically on decentralized copyright management platforms.
Licensees can accept the pre-set terms and conditions front-loaded by the copyright holders, or negotiate customized licensing terms e-managed through smart contracts.
Issuance of Token
Application developers can create their own tokens on the blockchain. For example, musicians can issue their own fan club tokens to loyal fans as a proof of membership.
Different tokens can represent various types of access to exclusive contents online and offline live events. Information and special conditions such as membership expiration date, membership fee, conditions for transfer can also be managed by smart contracts.
Smart Crowdfunding
Creators can tokenize and sell part of the copyright of their creative works by leveraging token issuance and smart contracts. Fans can purchase copyright shares to support the creators, allowing them to share a part of the copyright’s future revenue while the creators receive funding for production and marketing.
This also applies to music and filmmaking projects, as it provides extra incentive for fans, and creates additional sources of funding for the creators. Copyright royalty splits may be automatically carried out through smart contracts without middlemen intervention.
Advanced Digital Content Distribution Services
Muzeum presents new possibilities for digital content distribution and media applications. Developers with application services which utilize Muzeum can access content in the public domain database, search and license creative works with front-loaded licensing terms and conditions that meet the application’s business model and functional requirements.
This allows application developers to focus on product development, while creators and copyright holders possess the liberty of setting, adjusting and managing the licensing of their creative works.
- Blockchain and distributed systems are the fundamental layer, namely the public database and the open computing platform.
- The second layer "protocol layer" is the industry protocol running on the blockchain and distributed systems. Such as standardized data formats, licensing and royalty distribution procedures, etc.
- The third layer "application layer", is where application services are constructed by leveraging the protocols and blockchains.
- The fourth layer of "participants", representing all of the industry’s participants in the future, will strengthen their mutual cooperation and allow creative Industries to act as a living organism under this structure.
List of Participants
Musician / Music Band
Video Production Team
Designer
Photographer
Writers
Artists
Content creators
Music Label/ Film Studio
Game Companies / Arts Groups company
Media / Owners / Investors
Talent Agency
Copyright Agent
Publishing / Publishers
Digital content distribution platforms for audio-visual media
Audio and video production studio
Live event organizers
Retail shops
Individual users and more
Performers / Groups
Production Team Members
Copyright Management Companies
Other Copyright Related Parties
Core System Team
Application Service Provider
Academic Research Unit
Other Independent Developers
Collection Society for Sound Recording
Collection Society for Music Composition
Copyright Administration Office
Cultural and Creative Industry Authority