Launch of the MEMETOON project - an online comic service built on blockchain technology
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- 20:17 07/09/2024
DNHN - This project aims to apply blockchain technology in practice to protect authors' copyrights and the future of graphic design and character creation.
On the evening of September 5, 2024, in Ho Chi Minh City, the MEMETOON project was officially launched, developed in collaboration by Clip K Studios Co., Ltd., GOSU Corporation (South Korea), and Ton Duc Thang University (Vietnam) to create this graphic design platform in Vietnam.
MEMETOON is a new type of online comic service, combining webtoon and the memetoon platform, built on blockchain technology. This ensures that creators are no longer laborers working tirelessly for comic production companies. Instead, they are free to express their artistic vision and protect the ownership of their works. This innovation contributes to a new model shift in the webcomic market.
This project aims to apply blockchain technology in practice to protect authors' copyrights and the future of graphic design and character creation.
The core values of the project include launching the global memetoon and webtoon platform; joining the system as a step towards success; creating webtoon content that attracts global market attention; and marking the new beginning for memetoon and webtoon as a global content platform connecting people worldwide.
Clip K Studios Co., Ltd. is a South Korean Webtoon company specializing in graphic design for comics and cartoons for two main markets, Japan and South Korea. The core value of Clip K Studios' technology lies in a creative comic platform designed for both creators and subscribers.
GOSU Corporation focuses on developing and distributing entertainment products to meet domestic demand and for export to international markets. The company operates based on the principles of "People as the foundation; Creativity and innovation; Mutual benefit collaboration; Customers first; Shared commitment, shared implementation." After achieving domestic success in the 2015 - 2018 period, GOSU continued to expand internationally. In 2021, the company became a member of the Vietnam Game Development Alliance (VGDA), marking a significant milestone of cooperation among allies in the online game industry. With a professional organizational structure, strong financial capability, and a sustainable development investment strategy, GOSU is increasingly asserting its position in online game publishing and related digital content sectors.
Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU) is a public university in Vietnam, recognized and ranked highly by educational organizations for its quality of education. Most recently, in June 2024, the THE ranking organization announced the results of the Impact Rankings 2024, where Ton Duc Thang University was ranked in the 401-600 group globally for its impact on sustainable development among 1,963 participating educational institutions. TDTU has been on this ranking since the first edition in 2019, where it placed 101-200 among 467 global higher education institutions. Despite the increasing number of institutions participating in the rankings in subsequent years, TDTU has consistently maintained its high global ranking and remains at the forefront in Vietnam.
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