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Time magazine is bringing NFTs to children's TV with Robotos animated series
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Time's film and TV production division, Time Studios, is partnering with artist Pablo Stanley to turn his Robotos NFT collection of 10,000 randomly-generated droids made up of more than 170 different characteristics into a children's TV series. “There is so much incredible IP being developed within the NFT space,” says Time president Keith Grossman. “As the ecosystem continues to develop and achieve mainstream adoption, we are proud of the role Time can play by providing these creators with our platform and access to alternative mediums, including film and broadcast.”
TOPICS: Time Magazine, Robotos, Pablo Stanley, In Development, Kids TV, non-fungible tokens, Time Studios
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