Forum - View topicA Chat with Lena Atanassova, Editor-in-Chief of TOKYOPOP
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mdo7
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So I got chance to read the interview, and I like to remind people on this:
I like her response to that. I want to remind people that the the anti-OEL backlash that was targeted toward Tokyopop (& other publishers that were doing it like Seven Seas Entertainment) is not there today like it was back in 2000's and early 2010's, the hatred toward OEL manga also unfortunately targeted manhwa/webtoons, and manhua. So I'm a bit baffled even to this day why this backlash just stopped and without a full explanation. But I don't think Tokyopop would face any backlash over OEL today compared to 2000's, and this environment is different compared to 2 decades ago, and anime/manga is more mainstream compared to decades ago when it was still considered nerdy and only limited to niche audiences. I like to know if Tokyopop will handle OEL manga better when it comes to creators rights? That's what I didn't see being ask regarding that. |
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Blanchimont
Posts: 3611 Location: Finland |
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At least it should be on the same level as in Japan where creators usually retain significant control/rights over their own works. An approach which TokyoPop's last attempt...definitely wasn't. |
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