DRM And Blockchains: An Interview with Bryce Weiner
For my first interview as a journalist, I have chosen a controversial figure that people either love or hate. In an interview with CCN, Bryce sits with me and we discuss his past and future with surprising revelations including his plans for future blockchains. Bryce Weiner is 41 years old and a Bitcoin and fintech industry veteran, launching his first public, permissionless block chain in 2013. Prior to working in the blockchain technology space, Bryce began his career in the FM radio industry as an afternoon drive-time disc jockey. He has subsequently enjoyed a successful 15-year....
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