MarkIt to Market® – November 2021: “Say What Again?”: Pulp Fiction Shows us Where NFTs Meet Trademark Law

By cineramaDecember 2, 2021NFT

Quentin Tarantino, director of the 1994 Pulp Fiction movie, announced in a press release on November 2, 2021 that he was offering uncut, exclusive scenes to the movie as […]

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MarkIt to Market® – November 2021: “Say What Again?”: Pulp Fiction Shows us Where NFTs Meet Trademark Law

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