How blockchain is transforming the creative industries: copyright and rights management in the second era of the internet [White paper]

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O'Dair, M. 2017. How blockchain is transforming the creative industries: copyright and rights management in the second era of the internet [White paper]. Blockchain Research Institute.

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Title	How blockchain is transforming the creative industries: copyright and rights management in the second era of the internet [White paper]
Authors	O'Dair, M.
Publisher	Blockchain Research Institute
Print	10 Nov 2017
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Deposited	27 Sep 2018
Accepted	27 Oct 2017
Output status	Published
Additional information	A Blockchain Research Institute Big Idea Whitepaper
Language	English

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