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Technological Advantage: NIM’s technology platform offers higher royalty payouts (40–60% higher) than traditional services, incentivizing creators to join NIM services.
Efficient royalties flow: A superior management of royalties mitigates inflation effects, enhancing the value of investments and copyrights.
Creator-centric approach: NIM changes the centralized platform model, offering a user-centric economy for creators. This gives creators more control over their content and monetization, leading to higher value creation.
Low-Risk Investment with Instant Liquidity: The low-risk NIMPI tokens offer almost immediate tradability, giving investors flexibility in their investment choices.
Sustainable revenue model: NIM services can pay out part of the revenue as dividends every month, ensuring a steady income for investors.
High-Profit Margins: With a profit margin of more than 60%, the potential for a substantial passive income is significant.
Growth Potential: Investments in NIMPI are projected to grow significantly over time, with the potential for high returns on the initial investment.

1st Quarter 2023
NIM Short was developed as a demo to show how easy it is for Fans to make a User Genereate Content (UGC) video with licsensced music provided by creative people. To make a video, adding music is straightforward. Equally simple is receiving royalties for each play of music. Licensed music is added to the video before uploading.
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2nd Quarter 2023
Internet Music that enables the fans to give direct financial support to their artists and songwriters. It allows artists and creators from every indie or major genre to thrive equally. The combination of traditional streaming and direct Fans-2-Artists streaming creates a more predictable and significant higher royalty income.
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3rd Quarter 2023
Fair Music Project approved
The Fair Music Project is presented by a consortium of 3 organisations: the International Music Council, New Internet Media, and the Swedish Society of Songwriters, Composers and Authors. The project is the result of many years of discussion and advocacy about the rights of music creators, in particular with regards to fair remuneration and recognition.
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3rd Quarter 2023
Real artist-centric-licensing
Internet Music Fans is run by Fans-2-Artist LLC in Deleware USA, and all music is licensed through YouTube. However, the artist can encourage their fans to subscribe; 80% of the subscription and almost 50% of the advertising (guest players) go directly to the artists/band. This is an addition to “Normal” royalty payments.
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4th Quarter 2023
NIM believe transparency is the cornerstone of a sustainable music business. NIM’s CopyrightChains adds transparency through cutting edge technology. Direct fan-to-artist royalties will help by linking listener payments to creator payouts without opaque pooling. More clarity will improve relations between companies, their investors, and partners. Trust and alignment among all industry players depends on systemic transparency.
4th Quarter 2023
The Fair Music Project Launch allowing everybody involved in creating fantastic music to be paid according to the value they create. NIM knows this can spark a revolution in the global music industry that will provide resources enabling creators to produce more music and make a living off their work. Furthermore, it will promote the easy sharing of cultural expressions locally and worldwide amongst the 600 million members of IMC.
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Evidence
| Article | The technology platform. (CCN0036) |
|---|---|
| Archived from | Moved here from news.copyrightchains.com (original address), first published there 2023-12-27 10:46:02 UTC |
| Registered on CopyrightChains | Original CopyrightID 0x73eaba3a475a20e02499c30795b03be81bd63b880f686036200c8936e65c3042 (explorer), registered on news.copyrightchains.com 2025-12-30 11:47:50 UTC. It keeps that CopyrightID and was not registered again here. |
| Registered text hash | SHA-256 0x3a7624a81f7680e442d14cde9e3f178e03088527d3d7d88ffc98825b5ebee197 |
| Snapshot of this copy | SHA-256 4b34258ce6cb41ae6ddab01c39d69e4c07a22126b49fc4007ccd001e57c10e75 · snapshot · OpenTimestamps proof |
| This copy existed by Bitcoin block | 975195 (2026-11-09 16:38:44 UTC). A new Bitcoin proof made when the article moved here: it dates this copy, not when the article was written. |
| Archive record | SHA-256 36bc681a9a9682993209aed7d8587f724c5ebe77a5f3fceac03fbf078a9b14d6 · record · OpenTimestamps proof |
| Archive record existed by Bitcoin block | 975195 (2026-11-09 16:38:44 UTC) |
| Check it yourself | verification API · all versions |
This shows that this copy of an article moved from news.copyrightchains.com existed in this exact form by the Bitcoin blocks given, and which CopyrightID registered the original there. The Bitcoin blocks date this copy, not the writing or the original registration: the CopyrightID transaction dates the registration. It does not establish that the article is true, who wrote it, or who owns it. CopyrightChains is a permissioned registry operated by the publisher; independent time evidence comes from the Bitcoin anchor.