Blockchain in Media: How Can Blockchain Fight Piracy?

By cineramaAugust 8, 2018Bitcoin Business

Television industry research firm Digital TV Research forecasted last year that the revenue loss of TV series and films due to online piracy would reach $52 billion by 2022. […]

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