Platform Takes on YouTube and Spotify to Protect Copyright and Help Artists Make a Living

Platform Takes on YouTube and Spotify to Protect Copyright and Help Artists Make a Living
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2019-3-27 17:04

It can be tough for artists to make a living on mainstream sites, but a blockchain platform says it offers a compelling alternative #SPONSORED

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