Could decentralised content streaming be beneficial to the entertainment industry? We examine how blockchain could shift the power back to the creators
Yeah, this article explains how you can’t tell if the site has a licence or not. Making it seem more legit. It’s still petty theft – similar to not paying the licence fee. Bless the BBC for surviving all this time being scammed before NETFLIX and the rest.
Five men who illegally streamed Premier League football matches to tens of thousands of people have been jailed. The gang, who were based in South London, sold cut-price £10-a-month subscriptions to a platform that allowed UK viewers to watch Premier League games that are not broadcast in the count... Read more
Microsoft has also been looking into blockchain as an anti-piracy solution.
Check out this Indonesian company that is using blockchain to fight digital piracy.
https://kr-asia.com/indonesian-book-giant-turns-to-tech-to-fight-piracy
Why is the entertainment industry not using this tech? It could save them billions of dollars annually!
Blockchain can provide foolproof digital watermarks that can make pirating content very difficult.
Yeah, this article explains how you can’t tell if the site has a licence or not. Making it seem more legit. It’s still petty theft – similar to not paying the licence fee. Bless the BBC for surviving all this time being scammed before NETFLIX and the rest.
… up to 5 years – not gonna happen though, easy to say you didn’t realise.
A leader of an illegal streaming gang in the UK got 11 years. Not sure what their “customers” got, other than cheap footy.