Legal Technology and Smart Contracts: Blockchain & Smart Contracts (Part IV)

By cineramaSeptember 6, 2017Bitcoin Business

Much has been written on blockchain recently, even in legal. We continue our series with Mark Oblad, VP, Legal and Finance at JW Player, who has coded a number […]

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