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The advent of the Internet has rocked the media industry from the roots. Back to the time when the media industry reigned over us and we all had to rush to our DVD rental shops. The video streaming industries shame the rental giants. However, our needs have not been fully met and we all still face many problems, for example, Netflix is planning to add ads to generate revenue.
So, I say DOWN WITH THESE VIDEO STREAMING INDUSTRIES!
I say that we now move on to blockchains to respond to our problems related to centralization, transaction costs, etc. Blockchain allows you to become creators and distributors yourself. This community is growing and attracting more and more people.
As more and more people are flocking to online streaming sites, there is a significant drop in the audience of cable channels. And we do not blame them because it is very convenient compared to the more traditional ways. With apps like Netflix and Hulu, which have a part of their problems, streaming video blockchain seems to be the most viable option at the moment.
One thing we all know is that it is much safer, the decentralized security system prevents the content from being stolen, pirated and redistributed. In reality, they run on an open ledger, so there are no secrets, with the result of obtaining the highest level of responsibility.
So, who manages the show?
Centralized servers have obvious defects; the content is stored and distributed on central servers, making the transaction costs high. Another disadvantage is that whatever content the company chooses to put in front of you, you can limit yourself to that. * scrolls through the selection of useless movies on Netflix *
The best part is that anyone can create a blockchain platform and decide to create a video streaming blockchain. People can buy tokens, like a movie ticket, to be part of it. But they are at highly discounted prices because decentralization cuts the intermediary; distributors and creators are free to deal with activities directly with viewers. One of these examples is Flixxo, offering decentralized content sharing at discounted prices. Another blockchain that aims to destroy the entertainment economy and become a universal digital currency used by all platforms is Slate SLX.
Calling my indie cult members because this is definitely a pleasure. It is so difficult to find torrents and links to obscure independent films because they hardly ever reach the mainstream market and big films are not recognized because they do not attract the largest audience. They are never played in theaters and we are stuck waiting for them to be released on DVD AND THEN on torrents.
Apart from the entertainment, this can solve many piracy problems. Since everything is stored on a blockchain, it is easier to keep it safe and stolen. If video streaming may be less expensive and more accessible, nobody will feel the need to steal movies for viewing.
This could be a good news for the film industry because it means that companies can now get in direct contact with the public, without spending a lot of money on distribution. A blockchain and you're ready to go.
Although this has branched out with the same speed as cryptocurrencies and trading, it still needs to be recognized by the wider public and we are ready to take it to the widest range of audiences. If you want to take a peek at how beautiful it is, be sure to watch the video below.
