CultureBanked - Building The Tools

We don't want to just talk about it. We're also doing it. For example, currently, governments want to collect Global Digital Taxes (GDT) based on revenues. Working with kendra.io we've already created tools for artists to manage their online assets (or supply goods) and now we're designing tools for them to create flows in which they can manage rights or pool them with others or do specific things according to their needs. We also want to engage with the wider public of digital content suppliers (we all create rights when we contribute content online) to build these interfaces and services. Uses could be anything - you tell us - as mundane as paying your tax bill or crowd funding something someone needs, like an operation or a shared need like, say, clean water. Of course, we have crowd funding sites, but managing assets across multiple platforms and hosts is new territory. Sharing rights can bring new powers to make change happen and to take back control of the quality and safety of online activities. We think the advantages of being able to do this speak for themselves but if you've something you particularly want to achieve with your online digital assets, use the sign up below to find out more or to get in touch. We'll be pleased to hear from you.  In the meantime, to be part of an ongoing discussion about tax from content, shared rights, shared moderation and shared control of public materials online, please use the hashtag: #culturebanked. Thanks! 

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