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Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 03:35:54 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

These markets have a tendency to pitt creators up against each other and also forces down the royalties and commissions they are paid. It ends up being a race to the bottom, with creators struggling to feed themselves.

Another obstacle is that intellectual property laws are complex and they tend to vary around the world.

You mean that it’s difficult to prove ownership of intellectual property?

Yes, cause there is no central registry where creators can catalogue and authenticate their works, which makes it much easier for third parties to use their works illegally, without proper attribution or payment.

I think this is a huge challenge for creators that has a serious impact on their livelihoods.

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Quote from: AbrammFry on May 06, 2018, 03:31:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:29:57 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 03:28:45 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: AbrammFry on May 06, 2018, 03:31:13 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

These markets have a tendency to pitt creators up against each other and also forces down the royalties and commissions they are paid. It ends up being a race to the bottom, with creators struggling to feed themselves.

Another obstacle is that intellectual property laws are complex and they tend to vary around the world.

You mean that it’s difficult to prove ownership of intellectual property?

Yes, cause there is no central registry where creators can catalogue and authenticate their works, which makes it much easier for third parties to use their works illegally, without proper attribution or payment.

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Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:29:57 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 03:28:45 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:29:57 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

These markets have a tendency to pitt creators up against each other and also forces down the royalties and commissions they are paid. It ends up being a race to the bottom, with creators struggling to feed themselves.

Another obstacle is that intellectual property laws are complex and they tend to vary around the world.

You mean that it’s difficult to prove ownership of intellectual property?

AbrammFry

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Activity: 238

Merit: 0

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 03:28:45 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 03:28:45 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

These markets have a tendency to pitt creators up against each other and also forces down the royalties and commissions they are paid. It ends up being a race to the bottom, with creators struggling to feed themselves.

Another obstacle is that intellectual property laws are complex and they tend to vary around the world.

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Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

These markets have a tendency to pitt creators up against each other and also forces down the royalties and commissions they are paid. It ends up being a race to the bottom, with creators struggling to feed themselves.

bertramSky

newbie

Activity: 154

Merit: 0

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:06:13 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

And what is the problem?

AbrammFry

newbie

Activity: 238

Merit: 0

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

These aspects can take up large portions of the creator’s time, so many tend to outsource these tasks to centralised markets.

Falkgornos

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Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: Falkgornos on May 06, 2018, 03:03:09 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

While freelancing offers the individual more freedom over their schedule, it brings them the additional complications of having to run their own business, doing their own marketing, accounting and licensing.

AbrammFry

newbie

Activity: 238

Merit: 0

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

According to the IPSE, freelance work is growing, particularly in the creative industries. But centralised markets are ineffective for creative works.

Falkgornos

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Activity: 238

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Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

Quote from: bertramSky on May 06, 2018, 02:59:19 PM

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

This also tends to drag out the process substantially, which is even more time that the merchant is delayed from their core tasks.

AbrammFry

newbie

Activity: 238

Merit: 0

What about legislation? I think traditional Contracts and Licensing may also create some difficulties.

What do you mean?

A lot of business processes require contracts and licensing, particularly when it comes to creative works. This adds significant expenses, particularly for smaller businesses, because almost all contracts and licenses require the assistance of a lawyer.

bertramSky

newbie

Activity: 154

Merit: 0