during the end of 2019 it was becoming obvious to many long time content creators that using the platform seemed to be rapidly changing when it came to their video hosting requirements, starting with traffic falling off for no reason, coppa regulations and then the obvious attacks on crypto currency content creators during christmas it appears that youtube (owned by google) is determined to make change for their advertisers rather than there users
you can grab the course here -- https://skl.sh/35dfSVt
In this course we are going to share some opinions and history and then move swiftly into existing platforms that you can use today to decentralize your content and how this could aim and assist your business as we move into a new decade.
what you can expect in the micro course. ..
- you don’t currently own your data
- if decentralisation is so good why are people not moving
- becoming the owner of your content & community
- what is immutability, how do platforms achieve this
- legislation at the speed of light cannot keep up or ever will
- everything you use will become decentralised (https://app.co)
- ipfs and why does it matter (https://ipfs.io)-(https://oneloveipfs.com)
- remember napster/limewire? bittorrent p2p file sharing and crypto economy (tech bought by tron) — monitize seeding
- places to host — let’s take a look at d.tube and the avalon blockchain
- places to host — checking out https://sia.tech
- places to host — gaia blockstacks (https://github.com/blockstack/gaia)
- places to host — what does lbry.io have to offer
- places to host — https://storj.io — hosting a node
- places to host — pepo.com — 30s immutable crypto video + in-app tokens
This course is very much a work in progress as more platform appear throughout the year of 2020 and beyond. I expect that we will see decentralized platforms exactly like we see the centralized ones but at a much reduced cost and as a gateway into many services catering for the content creator of tomorrow.
you can grab the course here -- https://skl.sh/35dfSVt
cheers!
__humble x
