what are the problems in the existing film industry?
the most of the statements are made in whitepapper 
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what are the problems in the existing film industry?
the most of the statements are made in whitepapper 
what are the problems in the existing film industry?
hope that someone will make a film about blockchain
I heard that one already exists 
hope that someone will make a film about blockchain
I heard that one already exists 
hope that someone will make a film about blockchain
The developers did not talk about how long they would need to develop the alpha version of the platform?
There is a roadmap in the white paper.
i will ask about ICO in one of project item, maybe you can explain about the changer of project future if there is ICO inside it, the ICO start when the project has launching get 1 month
What about competition?
The developers did not talk about how long they would need to develop the alpha version of the platform?
I think that we can talk about three to four months of work on the platform
By the way, is all this possible from a technological point of view in developing countries?
What do you mean?
Poor network quality, for example.
Well, I think it will not be a big problem if the movie is preloaded before the broadcast starts. The developers had to take this into account
This is not so convenient. In addition, problems with the Internet may affect preloading
The developers did not talk about how long they would need to develop the alpha version of the platform?
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
No censorship, it's the Internet)
No, here you are mistaken. In some countries, certain films may be banned. A good example is the "Beauty and the Beast" from Disney this year, which was banned in Indonesia. What is the policy of the platform in this case?
It seems to me, then it is worth doing by analogy with Yutub. Block for display on the territory of a country
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
No censorship, it's the Internet)
No, here you are mistaken. In some countries, certain films may be banned. A good example is the "Beauty and the Beast" from Disney this year, which was banned in Indonesia. What is the policy of the platform in this case?
This is not a minus, it's a problem with the law in the territory of some country.
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
No censorship, it's the Internet)
No, here you are mistaken. In some countries, certain films may be banned. A good example is the "Beauty and the Beast" from Disney this year, which was banned in Indonesia. What is the policy of the platform in this case?
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
No censorship, it's the Internet)
No, here you are mistaken. In some countries, certain films may be banned. A good example is the "Beauty and the Beast" from Disney this year, which was banned in Indonesia. What is the policy of the platform in this case?
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
No censorship, it's the Internet)
By the way, is all this possible from a technological point of view in developing countries?
What do you mean?
Poor network quality, for example.
Well, I think it will not be a big problem if the movie is preloaded before the broadcast starts. The developers had to take this into account
I'm worried about the issue of censorship
By the way, is all this possible from a technological point of view in developing countries?
What do you mean?
Poor network quality, for example.
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