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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2022

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NFTs: Fair Use, Or The Work Of Inglorious Basterds?

It wasn't that long ago that we first wrote about Non-Fungible Tokens ("NFTs"). Now, barely a day goes by without a report on the IP implications of these weird creations.

South AfricaIntellectual Property

It wasn't that long ago that we  first wrote about Non-Fungible Tokens ("NFTs"). Now, barely a day goes by without a report on the IP implications of these weird creations. This article discusses some recent developments, but before doing that, a quick...

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A NFT can be described as a unique digital asset authenticated using blockchain technology. NFTs might comprise digital artwork, photos, videos, GIFs, music, etc and are sold on blockchain-backed marketplaces like OpenSea and Nifty Gateway. People buy NFTs for a variety of reasons (one of which is that they are seen by some as a good investment).

HERMÈS V ROTHSCHILD: BIRKIN

Birkin and MetaBirkins

An interesting article in  Business of Fashion reports that fashion house Hermès is suing Mason Rothschild in a New York court for trade mark infringement and dilution. The case relates to Hermès' Birkin trade mark, and more particularly, the fact that Rothschild is marketing digital assets under the

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