The resulting web of interactions relies on laborious ... required to verify the copyright of a piece of music. Because the blockchain cannot be changed, all parties can be sure transactions ...

Soneium is Sony’s dedicated blockchain built to power entertainment and creator economies. It operates as a layer-2 solution, ...

New startup Audius says its blockchain-based music streaming service is the solution ... there is also no way to file an infringement claim on the website There are other red flags with how ...

In fact, Blockstack has a much bigger goal: creating a decentralized web using the blockchain ... Another area where blockchain’s power can help is music, where piracy and illegal use of ...

It’s clear that there’s a lot of excitement about the possibilities that might be unlocked by the application of blockchain, web3, and metaverse technologies to the music industry. Music has ...

which indexes blockchain data and makes it more easily accessible, and services platform Chainlink. Importantly, Sony subsidiaries, such as its film and music units, will participate in the ...

When Napster emerged in 1999, the music industry experienced an existential crisis. The advent of peer-to-peer digital file-sharing devalued music and caused an industry-wide downturn, leaving ...

It has been a busy five years for the music industry ... but it doesn’t emphasize Blockchain technology on its website. (Emails to the Verifi publicity contact came back as undeliverable.) ...

If more of our data can be stored on the blockchain, the semantic web can access it to provide optimised search results and other services. So what will Web 3.0 actually look like? One example ...

Sony Group is looking for its Sony Pictures and Sony Music units and a new global incubator to help it with a push into the blockchain and Web3 space. "Web3" is a term that describes a vision for ...