2018-8-2 21:30 |
A blockchain-based company is going to create films, TV shows, movies and music to satisfy the world’s growing appetite for Japanese pop culture #SPONSORED
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The company has a thorough plan for producing content, and several projects are already in the works. MINDOL has the goal of regularly producing TV programs and hosting artist content that nurture new talent and open up new opportunities.
2018-8-2 01:20 | |
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Spokkz is letting the viewer decide what content works – and at what price by giving him / her access to a decentralised ecosystem and marketplace. By crowdfunding and helping promote movies & TV shows, viewer communities will join producers, content creators, distributors, stars and advertisers as equal stakeholders.
2018-7-24 13:35 | |
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For fans of horror and anyone who loves a good mystery, From is here to remind us that sometimes, there’s no place like anywhere else …
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