Resonate Goes Open Source
Blockchain music streaming service, Resonate, launched with a “pay to own” model, whereupon after nine streams of a song you owned it. Anyone trying to impact the music industry, filled with corporate interests as it is, is going to be fighting an uphill battle—yet one we desperately need. To stick to the organization’s community-oriented messaging, they recently decided to become open source.
The Next Step for Stablecoins
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Greener Fields
Swytch recently conducted a poll of 1,000 employees that work for large (over 5,000 employees) US-based companies about their feelings for working at companies trying to make their business model greener.
More than 10
percent said that they would be willing to accept a salary decrease of $5,000 to $10,000 in order to work for a company that made sustainability a top priority. The findings also report that 30percent said they accepted one job over another because one companypracticed sustainability on a corporate level, with more than 10percent saying they’ve made this decision when faced with it on more than one occasion.
Proof Matters
Proof is waging war on fake news with its unique “wisdom of the crowds” voting platform. As you can see on a recent (rather disturbing) topic, Proofers are chiming in.
Lucidity at IAB
Lucidity‘s COO, Nikao Yang, recently spoke at Interactive Advertising Bureau’s annual leadership meeting, discussing “blockchain for the real world.”
