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For years, crypto believers have been trying to put music “on the blockchain.” And while startups and investors say there’s potential, many artists – at least so far – remain unconvinced. Some services have taken a shot, but most are geared toward artists already immersed in blockchain tech. What about musicians who are put off by Read More …
The platform enables fine art enthusiasts to own “some of the world’s greatest masterpieces” by collectively participating in the art market via the ‘Particalise’ process, which involves splitting art into 10,000 unique NFTs, or ‘Particles’. The ‘Particalise’ process means that each piece has its title deeds stored on the Blockchain, with buyers receiving a digital certificate, or Read More …
Upcoming subscription service will use blockchain for royalties Read More …
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are taking the music industry by storm. Several marketplaces have sprung up offering pieces of artwork, golden tickets, and more – all sold as an NFT. But one man questions the idea of NFTs and if buying a digital piece of a blockchain really proves ownership when anyone can ‘right click’ and save a Read More …
The e-book format has opened up the opportunity to reach more readers, creating inclusivity for those who have been previously challenged in engaging with physical books. E-books have many devoted users and their relative cost-effectiveness to produce and distribute is an important component of every publisher’s growth strategy for the foreseeable future. Source: Accessibility and Read More …