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What do you mean? I didn't see any details on how this will work on Kodak's site.
by rebuilder 9y ago
What do you mean? I didn't see any details on how this will work on Kodak's site.
- eitland 9y ago"The KODAKOne image rights management platform will create an encrypted, digital ledger of rights ownership for photographers to register both new and archive work that they can then license within the platform."
- rvdmei 9y agoWhy do you need a block chain for this? The functionality can also be created without this.
- garyrob 9y agoWith a blockchain, they could set things up such that the ownership data is not owned or controlled by any one company. I'm not sure what Kodak would get out of setting something like that up. But there doesn't seem to be another reason they'd be using a blockchain, and they probably aren't just being stupid.
- rvdmei 9y agoThis is just another attempt to get money from eager “investors” through an ICO (according to Kodak it will be SEC regulated, I would be very surprised, it would probably be the first)
- eitland 9y agoI'd agree and say you don't need it here either but compared to a number of other blockchains I'd guess it is a very reasonable idea.
- bandrami 9y agoCertainly they're short on details, but the basic model seems to be using a blockchain to verify transactions for digital photography.