Blockchain-Powered Copyright Protection?
The many uses and proposed uses for blockchain technology include smart contracts, decentralized payment systems, insurance claims, supply chain management, health records management, land title registration, energy grid management and now protection from copyright infringement.
Websites like Blockai, Pixsy, TinEye, Ascribe, Mediachain and Proof of Existence promise to use blockchain technology to register and protect against copyright infringement. They understand that a public decentralized ledger like the blockchain is ideal for cataloging and storing original works of art, documents, manuscripts, photographs and images, away from any central authority.
Even if the copyright service ceases to exist, there will still be a verifiable copy of an original work on the blockchain because it doesn't prove anything.
Read the original article here: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/is-blockchain-powered-copyright-protection-possible-1470758430
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