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The freelance industry has grown significantly in size over the past few years. It involves both advantages in the form of a free schedule and disadvantages in the form of the lack of a social package. Employers benefit from using the services of freelancers as it allows them to save money and gives them access to a global workforce. However, data on the earnings of freelancers is very contradictory, and this type of employment does not provide any guarantees or stability.
Representatives of FirstBlood, the first esports platform built on blockchain technology, recently announced the launch of a beta version of a decentralized application through which players will be able to compete with each other “one-on-one” for 1ST tokens.
Johnny Depp is teaming up with TaTaTu, a newly launched blockchain social entertainment platform, to create cinematic content.
The Government of Gibraltar recently launched the New Technologies in Education (NTiE) Advisory Group, which is responsible for meeting the growing demand for specialists in the new sector. According to an article published in the Gibraltar Chronicle on October 19, the group's main goal is to create educational material using blockchain technology.
Researchers from the Initiative for CryptoCurrencies and Contracts, who study traditional and blockchain voting, do not share the enthusiasm of many and believe that blockchain will not only not help improve the voting process, but will also significantly worsen the situation.
According to a press release issued by the Qtum team, AWS users will now be able to “quickly, efficiently and cheaply” develop and run their own smart contracts using Amazon Machine Image (AMI).
The Japanese company Sony has announced a transition to the next generation of copyright protection technology (DRM), which will use blockchain. The project will be developed by Sony Music Entertainment Japan and Sony Global Education.
The Verdict reported on Monday, October 15, that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has co-founded blockchain-focused venture fund EQUI Global. Back in June, Steve criticized the technology and called the blockchain a bubble, and already in August he announced his plans to establish a company using this technology.
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