Copyright Unchained: How Blockchain Technology Can Change the Administration and Distribution of Copyright Protected Works

Pech, Sebastian

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3578311

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“…Copyright owners should receive a legally regulated percentage of royalties when their content is broadcasted at events, on radio, TV, or streamed online. National copyright administration authorities function as a collection platform for copyright owners, ensuring compensation for qualifying parties (Pech, 2020).…”

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Blockchain in the age of industrial revolution: A systematic literature review using bibliometric analysis

Gupta,

Meena,

Dhir

2023

Glob Bus Org Exc

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The emergence of blockchain technology has spurred research and industrial advances, presenting potential benefits and practical solutions for various industries and their communities. Blockchain technology enables the efficient distribution, sharing, and secure storage of transactional data, leading to increased transparency and productivity in supply chains. While blockchain is seen as a disruptive technology, it is essential to explore its applicability to various industries. To this end, this study conducts a bibliometric analysis of the extant blockchain literature to better understand its potential applications. The study presents a systematic literature review that highlights the practical application of blockchain technology transfer in various industries, such as pharmaceuticals, banking and financial services, and media and entertainment.

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Section: Systematic Literature Review and Findings Of Blockchain Appl...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain in the age of industrial revolution: A systematic literature review using bibliometric analysis

Gupta,

Meena,

Dhir

2023

Glob Bus Org Exc

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“…110 The advantage of DLT is that it does not need a centralised authority to validate a particular piece of information, such as a transaction, as this is done decentralised 111 by consensus of nodes within a computer network. 112 It provides a data base where information is stored within a block, then chained onto a preceding block forming a chronological chain. Blockchain technology could have vast applications in relation to IP rights and enforcement.…”

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“…NFTs are a form of certificate on a suitable blockchain, such as the Ethereum blockchain, which indicate ownership and are supported by smart contracts. 119 NFTs are currently used for digital collectibles but anything that can be represented digitally, including physical goods, can be turned (i.e. "minted") into NFTs.…”

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Digital trade and intellectual property

D. Mimler

2023

Research Handbook on Digital Trade

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The objects of digital trade are often subject to intellectual property ( IP) protection. The exclusionary nature of IP rights which is deemed to incentivise and reward the creation of new goods, however, is a mechanism developed in the a pre-digital era and can therefore not be seamlessly transposed to digital goods and services. This chapter outlines the Janus-headed nature of IP rights for digital trade, as, on the one hand enabling it while also having the ability to hamper it. It first looks at the interfaces of IP with digitization and trade in order to set the scene and then outlines its effects on digital trade and how regulators have sought to address the issues. The chapter also looks at some current issues of the interface of digital trade and IP, such as digital exhaustion, intermediary liability and the impact of new technologies, e.g. Blockchain technology and NFTs as well as 3D printing.

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“…Over recent years, virtual currencies and blockchain technologies have emerged as powerful catalysts of social change and financial value creation. Blockchain technology [2][3][4][5] has witnessed substantial advancements, finding applications in diverse domains such as healthcare [6][7][8][9][10], Internet of Things (IoT) services [11][12][13][14][15], supply chain management [16][17][18][19][20], copyright protection [21][22][23][24][25], and energy internet [26][27][28][29][30]. Of noteworthy mention is Ether [31], the presently most prevalent blockchain platform.…”

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A Review of Deep Learning-Based Vulnerability Detection Tools for Ethernet Smart Contracts

Wu,

Peng,

et al. 2024

CMES

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In recent years, the number of smart contracts deployed on blockchain has exploded. However, the issue of vulnerability has caused incalculable losses. Due to the irreversible and immutability of smart contracts, vulnerability detection has become particularly important. With the popular use of neural network model, there has been a growing utilization of deep learning-based methods and tools for the identification of vulnerabilities within smart contracts. This paper commences by providing a succinct overview of prevalent categories of vulnerabilities found in smart contracts. Subsequently, it categorizes and presents an overview of contemporary deep learning-based tools developed for smart contract detection. These tools are categorized based on their open-source status, the data format and the type of feature extraction they employ. Then we conduct a comprehensive comparative analysis of these tools, selecting representative tools for experimental validation and comparing them with traditional tools in terms of detection coverage and accuracy. Finally, Based on the insights gained from the experimental results and the current state of research in the field of smart contract vulnerability detection tools, we suppose to provide a reference standard for developers of contract vulnerability detection tools. Meanwhile, forward-looking research directions are also proposed for deep learning-based smart contract vulnerability detection.

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Copyright Unchained: How Blockchain Technology Can Change the Administration and Distribution of Copyright Protected Works

Cited by 5 publications

References 56 publications

Blockchain in the age of industrial revolution: A systematic literature review using bibliometric analysis

Blockchain in the age of industrial revolution: A systematic literature review using bibliometric analysis

Digital trade and intellectual property

A Review of Deep Learning-Based Vulnerability Detection Tools for Ethernet Smart Contracts

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