Blockchain media startup Civil is shutting down after three years, with its team pivoting to building decentralized identity tools at parent firm ConsenSys.
Italy's ANSA newswire is trialing an ethereum-based system to track every article it publishes in an effort to prevent impersonators from publishing fake news under its banner.
In surprising twist to its normal day-to-day duties advancing the litecoin cryptocurrency, the Litecoin Foundation has acted as executive producer for a new horror flick.
With paywall systems for a whole bevy of assets, crypto payments could revolutionize the media industry – if demand actually matched supply.
Amy James' Open Index Protocol is taking aim at YouTube and Instagram.
According to a new job posting, the Times is looking for someone to help "design a blockchain-based proof of concept for news publishers."
Jarrod Dicker is stepping down as CEO of media monetization startup Po.et to return to the Washington Post.
After a failed token sale in October, ConsenSys startup Civil is launching an offering in February that incorporates lessons learned.
The token sale for Civil has brought in $1.34 million toward its $8 million minimum goal.
Following reports of Bitmain closing a $1 billion pre-IPO investment round, some notable investors have disputed their alleged participation.
IBM iX and ad software provider Mediaocean are forming a blockchain consortium aimed to solve some of the biggest issues in advertising.
China Central Television aired an hour-long program on Sunday aimed to educate the public about the concept, potential and risks of blockchain.
Tech giant Intel has moved to protect a custom system for digital rights management built on a blockchain.
Playboy TV is launching a new payment option that will allow customers to access its exclusive content using cryptocurrencies.
A Canadian media production firm with links to the Ontario government is seeking partners for a blockchain trial focused on tracking copyrights.