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The world is constantly evolving, with or without what we know. The more we know, the less it is. So the blockchain technology has made the decision to give people an instrument that would help to distill the waters and highlight a change for those who are trying to promote a basic idea of trust insurance on the Internet. If you and I trust technology, things could happen between us, there's no need to involve third parties, engage in illicit behavior and wait for a big technology or biz giant to come and save us and give us what we want. The whole meaning of the Internet has changed.
This is happening on very small scales and is giving shape to something we are all obsessed with, and this is the entertainment industry that includes places like Netflix, Stock Photography and Movies, and Real Life Gigs and Movies .
Here are some examples to tickle your imagination:
Sellers and fans, closer than ever!
BitTicket is a ticket blockchain delivery service used to protect tickets between sellers and fans. BitTicket uses blockchain technology to implement smart contracts, why not. This happens between sellers and buyers, to ensure that tickets can not be purchased in large quantities from ticket vendors and bots. The transparency and the immutability of the blockchain allow you to keep track of tickets after the sale, to ensure customers that their tickets are authentic. This is a type of protection that the industry needs.
No scams on tickets, no black market
The Unique Guaranteed Ticketing System (GUTS) hopes to drive a revolution in the ticket industry by making it impossible to resell the tickets illegally or at a higher price. The startup has already sold more than 10,000 tickets for 50 events in the last year, and is expected to sell over 1 million tickets in 2019. These are some great statistics but, considering that this is how startups work, we can trust that will become a huge success all over the world soon enough!
Fair money for the artist
Blockchain is also trying to guarantee a fair payment to the artists. There are a number of startups looking at us, but our favorite RN is Peertracks. They do it using the blockchain to allow artists to sell their music directly to fans, eliminating the need for a record label, membership fees or advertising. This is the kind of decentralization that changes the world we need.
Property and control restored, reimagined
Jaak is a blockchain platform that supports music and media industries in collaborating on a global vision of content and property rights. It will focus on simplifying content licensing on the web. There motorbike is making the content smarter, and in the whirlwind of bottomless ideas that every social media place is getting these days, this is a great idea!
Kodak, clicking on the buttons and doing the rest
Kodak, started with "Press the button, do the rest" and look where it is now. Kodak One (yes, that Kodak) is a platform for the management of image rights, which offers a blockchain solution that offers protection, distribution and licensing of photographs. This can reduce the increase in copyright infringement and the reduction of license fees that have a negative impact on the profession of photographer. The idea allows photographers to track ownership, rights and license transactions of their work within a single common market. Just like CryptoKitties. The platform has organized an ICO and the launch is scheduled for June 2019. The great thing about this is that previously the blockchain technology was not able to successfully protect the images, and then in all the games offered by the blockchain the graphics were at a loss, at risk and now everything will change.
