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10 January 2018Copyright

Companies unite to build blockchain copyright protection platform

South Korea-based blockchain company Glosfer has united with Gemmy Company, which provides a platform to protect music copyrights, to create a copyright protection platform for the music industry-based on blockchain technology.

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