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This actually is a very interesting idea. It makes me think of popcorntime, for which I wish the movies industry had embraced the model. You can still perform s

by MayeulC 10y ago

This actually is a very interesting idea. It makes me think of popcorntime, for which I wish the movies industry had embraced the model. You can still perform some DRM "check" (check the user's credentials, and allow/deny access to the content) without embedding DRM in The content itself. I can't promise anything, but the platform you are talking about sounds quite interesting; would you be willing to share some more details (privately, maybe)?

cryptarch 10y ago
Yes, PopcornTime gave me the starting point to the idea. I still don't get why they choose to use a centralized API instead of a dynamic (as in, mutable and identified by public key and not content) P2P JSON file, I should probably open an issue. I don't think I've sufficiently fleshed it out yet, but I'll let you know when I have something coherent.