23 mai 2022
Metaverse May 2022 – 3 de 4 Publications
What’s new in the Metaverse? We monitor recent developments and keep you up to date with all things surrounding Web3, NFTs, cryptocurrencies, blockchain and the metaverse.
The German Football League has awarded licences worth in excess of EUR 170 million for stickers, trading cards and, you guessed it, NFTs - an increase of 280 per cent on its previous deals. This article provides some background information on the deal. Read more
If current predictions from tech experts are correct, VR and AR technology is to play a big role in how consumers will enter and enjoy the metaverse. The present article looks at Meta’s expected VR headset with the project name „Cambria“. Read more
Consumers typically like what they are already familiar with. So how can companies get them to adopt new offers in the Metaverse? Here is an overview of the balance that brands need to find between tried-and-tested solutions on the one hand and exciting new features on the other. Read more
Is it all just a big hype? This article looks at new research, suggesting that the metaverse could contribute EUR 2,8 trillion to the global GDP within a decade if it evolves in the same way mobile technology has in terms of adoption. Read more
Please note that the articles do not reflect the opinions of Taylor Wessing, but only the opinions of the respective authors.
23 May 2022
par Miroslav Đurić, LL.M., Dr. Christian Tenkhoff, LL.M. (UCL), M.Sc. (LSE)
23 May 2022
par Magdalena Borucka, Dr. Christian Tenkhoff, LL.M. (UCL), M.Sc. (LSE)
23 May 2022
par plusieurs auteurs
Clare Reynolds looks at the benefits NFTs can bring to real-world assets, particularly if legal issues can be resolved.
4 April 2022
par Clare Reynolds
Issue #20 | We keep you up to date with everything you need to know about the Metaverse.
par plusieurs auteurs
par Dr. Christian Tenkhoff, LL.M. (UCL), M.Sc. (LSE) et Inès Tribouillet
Issue #19 | We keep you up to date with everything you need to know about the Metaverse.
par plusieurs auteurs