One of the companies mentioned in my blockchain post is opening the development floodgates with the launch of their developer platform. From
Techcrunch:
It also announced the first company to launch an app out of the lab called Inkrypt.
It’s an application designed to provide a way to publish content in a
distributed fashion, meaning the article doesn’t live on any particular
server. That makes it nearly impossible for sensors to block it.
“The
first project to build on Po.et is Inkrypt, a global decentralized
system providing a censorship-resistant solution for journalism hosting
and delivery that will render journalism content permanent and
immutable,” Po.et CEO Jarrod Dicker wrote in a blog post announcing the launch of Po.et Development Labs
Dicker announced the launch on
their web site:
Po.et is
building the protocol for creators. When we talk about creators, we’re
not just referring to those who will use the many applications built on
top of the Po.et protocol for their work. We’re also talking about those
who are building the applications on top of the protocol itself.
Fostering an ecosystem for creators built by creators will enable people
to own and value their content beyond anything that has been achieved
on the internet. Po.et’s
success will not only be a technological advancement, but it will also
redefine, philosophically, what it means to be a creator. The era of
permanence and reputation will transform the processes of building as we
know it, in both how creators produce and the tools in which they use
to do it.
Po.et
is a platform of decentralized systems built for attribution, discovery
and monetization of digital content. Today, Po.et is building a
trustless, verifiable and more reputable version of the web. It’s aim is
to be the platform for the world’s creative assets, enabling creators,
media companies and alike to build and leverage value by using
blockchain technology (immutability, reputation and access).
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