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KodakOne blockchain and crypto coin: A new kind of intellectual property?

Kodak's plan is to use the Ethereum blockchain to build a digital rights management platform for photographs

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Chris Berg, Jason Potts, Sinclair Davidson | The Conversation
It’s easy to be a bit amused about Kodak’s new blockchain and cryptocurrency, the KodakOne. The old photography company is the classic case of a firm that failed to keep up with technological change.
But now Kodak is exploiting one of the most interesting characteristics of the blockchain (the technology behind Bitcoin) to reshape how we understand and manage intellectual property.
Just like Bitcoin demonstrated it was possible to have a digital currency that didn’t require third parties (banks or governments) to validate transactions, KodakOne hints at a future where intellectual property works without the need

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