The New York Times is apparently hunting blockchain talent to develop a proof-of-concept that will implement the tech in news publishing.
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Media is an essential part of the cryptocurrency industry and its impact on cryptocurrency is hard to overestimate. Bitcoin, in its early stages, was only discussed and promoted on social media platforms. Bitcoin on social media helped to establish initial users and enthusiasts, increasing its coverage in simple conversations and expanding the audience. But the real drivers of Bitcoin’s popularity has been the mainstream media, which detected the growing price of Bitcoin and the development of the cryptocurrency market, thus drawing the attention of the masses to this newly appeared phenomenon. Today, there is a lot of cryptocurrency media that professionally covers all the important events, news and technologies inside the world of blockchain, attracting new audiences and helping various cryptocurrency users stay in touch with the progress of the cryptocurrency industry.
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Jarrod Dicker, former CEO of blockchain startup Po.et, returns to the Washington Post, this time as VP of commercial technology and development.
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by Ana Berman
NEM Foundation in Argentina has partnered with a local trade union of journalists to create a blockchain tool to protect intellectual property rights.
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For Bitcoin’s 10th anniversary, we remember the brightest FUD of 2018: from Tulip Mania to Dr. Doom calling Vitalik a “dictator for life.”
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A Chinese Internet Court has started using blockchain to protect the intellectual property of online writers.
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Almost two years after submission, Nasdaq is targeting media information release procedures in its latest patent award.
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Toyota has partnered with blockchain ads analytics firm Lucidity to reduce wasted spending and address fraud in its advertising campaigns.
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by Maria Yavuz
Users can upload their photos and videos to the platform and get the “best deal” from the media with a new auction system. All the rewards are made in tokens.
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China’s 1 billion-user social media platform WeChat has reportedly blocked a number of crypto and blockchain related accounts, including Huobi News and Coindail...
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Rights management, bounty hunting and content surveillance — how will blockchain help with these?
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Starbucks clarifies it won’t be accepting Bitcoin for coffee after multiple major news outlets misreport on its new crypto-related venture.
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Advertising lacks the transparency of data and process. Blockchain offers the transparency of data and process.
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An upcoming blockchain-based content rewards platform is challenging Steemit’s model by offering lifetime earnings on posts.
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A group of journalists and editors formerly of the Denver Post have left to start a new blockchain-powered local Colorado news outlet, The Colorado Sun.
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by Helen Partz
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency neither confirms nor denies knowledge of the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto
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