Sony Files Patent for Digital Rights Storage on a Blockchain
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Sony Files Patent for Digital Rights Storage on a Blockchain
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Hello, welcome to episode 48 of The bitcoin Game, I’m Rob Mitchell.
In episode 47 you heard the bitcoin Scaling panel I moderated at the State Of Digital Money in Los Angeles. While I loved being part of that panel, I really didn?’?t get to ask many questions. The time allotted to that panel went by so quickly that I really wanted more! So, I was able to arrange interviews with Ryan X. Charles and Eric Lombrozo to dig a bit deeper into some issues around scaling and bitcoin forks. In this episode I talk to Ryan; you?’?ll hear Eric in episode 49.
UPDATE: Things move fast in bitcoin! Five days after this interview, Ryan announced Yours will be moving to bitcoin Cash:
SHOW LINKS
The bitcoin Game #47: Scaling bitcoin with Paul Puey, Tone Vays, Ryan X. Charles, and Eric Lombrozo
While much of a Bitcoiner’s time is spent in the world of digital assets, sometimes it’s nice to own a physical representation of the virtual things you care about. For just the price of a cup of coffee or two (at Starbucks), you can own your own or the newer .
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CREDITS
All music in this episode of The bitcoin Game was created by Rob Mitchell, except ?’?œEntry of the Gladiators?’ was written by Julius Fucik, and performed by an unknown midi transcriber, via Garageband.
The bitcoin Game box art was created from an illustration by .