Starbucks Announces NFT Experience: Nifty Newsletter, September 7-13
Sony Music is gearing up to get into NFTs as the company files trademark applications for audio and video recordings.
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In this week's newsletter, find out how Sony Music Entertainment is preparing to venture into non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Find out how automaker Ford is about to enter the Metaverse and how coffee chain Starbucks plans to launch NFT rewards through a program called Starbucks Odyssey.
Also, learn how the Japanese government used NFTs to reward officials who excelled in using digital technology to deliver local solutions. And don't forget this week's Nifty News roundup which focuses on a little league baseball card featuring Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Sony Music files trademark application for NFT-authenticated musicSony Music Entertainment has shown interest in NFTs by filing trademark applications covering music and artists under Columbia Records, a label owned by Sony Music. Trademark attorney Mike Kondoudis announced that the app covers both audio and video recordings that feature live performances.
According to Kondoudis, the company plans to use the brand for NFT-backed media, music and podcast production, and artist management and music distribution services. Apart from this, the application also includes marketing, advertising and distribution of podcasts and audiovisual recordings.
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Ford prepares to enter the Metaverse with virtual automobiles and NFTsAutomaker Ford Motor Company is gearing up for the Metaverse and NFTs. The automaker has filed 19 major trademark applications for all of its car brands. Applications cover various products such as Mustang, Escape, Expedition and F-150 Lightning.
The company also plans to create downloadable digital goods like vehicle parts. Other than that, the automaker has shown that it may be planning to create a marketplace with various NFTs and digital collectibles.
Sony Music is gearing up to get into NFTs as the company files trademark applications for audio and video recordings.
Newsletter
In this week's newsletter, find out how Sony Music Entertainment is preparing to venture into non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Find out how automaker Ford is about to enter the Metaverse and how coffee chain Starbucks plans to launch NFT rewards through a program called Starbucks Odyssey.
Also, learn how the Japanese government used NFTs to reward officials who excelled in using digital technology to deliver local solutions. And don't forget this week's Nifty News roundup which focuses on a little league baseball card featuring Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Sony Music files trademark application for NFT-authenticated musicSony Music Entertainment has shown interest in NFTs by filing trademark applications covering music and artists under Columbia Records, a label owned by Sony Music. Trademark attorney Mike Kondoudis announced that the app covers both audio and video recordings that feature live performances.
According to Kondoudis, the company plans to use the brand for NFT-backed media, music and podcast production, and artist management and music distribution services. Apart from this, the application also includes marketing, advertising and distribution of podcasts and audiovisual recordings.
Continue Reading…
Ford prepares to enter the Metaverse with virtual automobiles and NFTsAutomaker Ford Motor Company is gearing up for the Metaverse and NFTs. The automaker has filed 19 major trademark applications for all of its car brands. Applications cover various products such as Mustang, Escape, Expedition and F-150 Lightning.
The company also plans to create downloadable digital goods like vehicle parts. Other than that, the automaker has shown that it may be planning to create a marketplace with various NFTs and digital collectibles.
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