ContentDividend
Machine-readable registries and licensing for website owners
What it does
ContentDividend helps independent publishers and AI content buyers discover content, negotiate licensing terms, approve agreements, process payments, activate licenses, deliver authorized content, and measure licensed usage.
ContentDividend helps publishers turn owned content into a licensable business asset while helping buyers discover publishers, request rights, negotiate terms, pay, receive authorized access, and measure licensed usage.
ContentDividend helps publishers turn content they already own into a licensable business asset. Publishers build a public licensing presence, decide what opportunities they will consider, negotiate the deals they want, get paid, and control authorized delivery. Buyers get one place to discover publishers, understand available content, request rights, complete a deal, and receive authorized access. Publishers keep ownership and control every final licensing decision. ContentDividend connects the pieces that normally live in different places. A publisher can establish who it is, organize what it owns, publish its licensing position, become discoverable to buyers, and move a qualified…from contentdividend.com
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