I'm looking forward to the day when consumers understand how bad centralized streaming systems like YouTube and Netflix are. I'm referring to the connection, the quality, the crashing, and the overall experience.
The move to streaming streams should come sooner rather than later, especially when companies like Mzaalo reward users for just remaining loyal to their platform. You'll be able to watch high-quality series and movies while also earning money.
It's just a matter of time until consumers migrate to decentralized streaming platforms and apps if the present digital media applications on the market don't try to make their platforms more user-driven.
The DeFi market is still booming and it still needs some time for it to mature, but we canโt deny the innovation and expansion itโs offering to their users, it grew 88x in only one year.
I feel like this expansion is slower when it comes to decentralized streaming platforms, which Iโve been supporting for past 2 years. Decentralized digital media will really expand through platforms like AIOZ are introducing a unique decentralized ecosystem where youโre able to watch videos, series and stream your daily events for coins.
Also itโs important to mention that streaming dapps like Mzaalo are trying to make the decentralized digital market more mainstream, by allowing their users to interact with their favorites actors while streaming movies and series.
By innovating platforms and integrating the celebrities factor into streaming dapps, weโll be able to fully decentralize this industry.
Hi everyone,
I'm 39 this year and looking for a career change.
A bit of background about myself, I had a computer science degree over a decade ago and since then work in Software QA(Testing) in insurance company and some cybersecurity as well.
Due to stressful nature of my job (Plenty of on-calls duties etc.) and the fact that Cybersecurity is not what I interest the most. I decide to change career.
I asked myself, what career should I pursuit next? I did some self-evaluation and find out that I want to be able to "create something" and then tell people this is my work. And I'm also ok with teaching as well.
I'm interested in Technology and I've interested to create something. (But maybe not coding/programming) So I think the "Digital Entertainment/Media" field should be a good match to me. I'm interested in VR/AR/Video games/Digital media. I don't know but I think maybe I could start as a UX designer? And then maybe build up some design skills to create some characters design for video games? I'm kinda lost now as to how to get my foot to the door in the Digital media/entertainment field.
Please advise. Thanks
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... keep reading on reddit โกWhy YSK: just because you "buy" something digitally, doesn't mean the same when you physically buy something. you are buying ACCESS to the content. don't be surprised if the company revokes access.
A user lost access to his movies in apple's ecosystem. it was a licensing issue
If you look at amazon's policy for the content providers that want to use Amazon's platform: https://videodirect.amazon.com/home/agreement?ref_=avd_hm_ft_la
Under Section "6. General Description of the Service; Distribution Modes:" >(a) purchase a license to access digital copies ...
>(b) purchase a license to access digital copies ...
>(c) access audio visual content via ...
>(d) access audio visual content ....
Nowhere does it mention you own a copy of the audio/visual content. A lawsuit against Apple for using "buying" when you don't really buy anything > "Apple tried to get the lawsuit dismissed, claiming that consumers know that buying something on iTunes doesnโt mean buying it forever."
You don't own games from EA, only a license to the content > The EA Services are licensed to you, not sold. EA grants you a personal, limited, non-transferable, revocable and non-exclusive license to use the EA Services to which you have access for your non-commercial use, subject to your compliance with this Agreement.
Some reddit examples:
I am currently out of state attending school but I was watching a Criminal Minds episode that was set in Alaska today and I was laughing about some of the slipups they made (license plates and having a sheriff being the big ones). I posted about it on Instagram and an older friend of mine from Alaska replied saying I should watch this Hallmark movie set in the bush called Jingle Bell Bride.
You guys, I was DYING over this! Much screaming, laughter, and swearing went into the watching of this movie. I have been mostly speechless since. If you want to waste an hour and a half of your time and ten bucks, it is comedy gold. Besides the typical Hallmark cringe, there's so much wrong with this movie. It's incredible.
Edit: I've enjoyed reading all the comments and I definitely have some things I want to check out haha. Growing up in Alaska and having all my knowledge of the Alaska shows based off of what people from the Lower 48 or other countries said about them, it's been hilarious to see some of those depictions in media. Thanks for the smiles and fun conversation!
It's thanks to piracy we have access to so much media which has become inaccessible through legal means, due to copyright issues and other corporate nonsense. Piracy preserves digital content, it's a fact. If they managed to ban piracy altogether (good luck lol), a lot of games/shows/movies would be completely inaccessible. A lot of old console games cost a fortune and they aren't available for legal digital purchase either because of copyright fuckery or the companies simply refusing to rerelease them on modern store fronts (looking at you, EA, why am I not able to purchase NFS: Underground 2 or the OG Most Wanted)?
It's especially true for PC games, a lot of them came with one time activation codes, and once these codes have been activated, they can not be reused. So forget about buying old physical games. Even if you do find a copy, the money doesn't go towards the original developers, so that's throws the "morality" argument out the window.
Shout out to My Abandonware! If you can't buy something by legal means, there is 0 reason to feel bad for downloading it.
Iโm anticipating the day when users realize how trash the famous centralized streaming platforms like YouTube and Netflix are, Iโm talking about the connection, the quality, the crashing, basically the whole experience.
The shift to streaming drops should be happening sooner than later, especially when platforms like Mzaalo reward their users for simply being loyal to their deep, youโll be enjoying streaming high quality series and movies while getting paid.
If the current digital media apps in the market donโt work on making their platform more user-driven, itโs only a matter of time until their users switch to decentralized streaming platforms and apps.
