Media providers live and die by the quality of the content they offer to the viewer, rather than the quantity. Either traditional channels or streaming services need to entice customers to sign up (or stay) by including must-watch movies, series, sporting events, etc., in their programming.
But acquiring such content can be a lenghthy, long-winded and protracted process to begin with, which may result in service providers being forced to offer recycled or repetitive content. This could signify the death knell for such provider.
Vuulr enters the ICO market with a unique proposition: Offering a global, blockchain-based digital marketplace for broadcasters to purchase, sell, or trade movies and TV shows,, with the goal of disrupting a market worth $240bn.
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The Vuulr digital marketplace will become a meeting point for content owners, buyers, and sponsors. Blockchain technology will speed up content acquisition, turning a slow and protracted process into an easy, cost-effective transaction.
The marketplace will provide functionality such as:
Check the Vuulr Whitepaper for a full description of Vuulr’s functionality.
How it works
Content creators and distributors will list their offering on the Vuulr platform. This content can be movies, TV shows, sporting events, or many other types of media.
An algorithm will match the buyer with the type of content they are seeking, creating an environment where everyone finds what they are looking for.
Vuulr will use machine learning and recommendation engine technology to drive this interaction quickly. Once connected, providers and buyers can negotiate rights packages, etc.
According to the Vuulr website, the platform will enable a maximum time lapse of 24 hours between content discovery to delivery, driven by the Vuulr Supply Chain.
The Vuulr Supply Chain: From marketplace to provider, fast
One of the core ideas of the Vuulr platform is the creation of an effective supply chain through which content can flow from creator to viewer in as little time as possible, and with fewer associated costs.
The Vuulr Supply Chain is built on the Ethereum blockchain, and will include functionality such as:
Consult the Vuulr Whitepaper for a full description of the Vuulr Supply Chain.
Metadata Refinery: Monetizing your movie knowledge through the Vuulr platform
Vuulr’s value proposition includes the Metadata Refinery, which enables community members to monetize their existing knowledge of movies and TV shows, by managing and expand metadata (the small chunks of text that give an overview of a TV show episode or movie).
Currently, the acquisition and editing of metadata is rather fragmented and difficult to put together, requiring the work of Metadata Editors to do the job. Each network and media service employs their own team of editors, which often leads to redundant or duplicate information.
Users of the Vuulr can contribute to the expansion and refinement of existing metadata through the Refinery, a task that will be rewarded with vuu tokens. The more an user contributes, the more tokens they’ll receive, thus monetizing their knowledge of films and TV shows.
The vuu token
According to the Vuulr website, the VUU Token will be available to denominate and transact with on the Vuulr Platform.
In other words, vuu will be the internal currency used for all transactions across the platform.
The token will be used for:
Consult the Vuulr Whitepaper for a comprehensive list of token services.
Vuulr offers a novel and attractive proposition, turning the blockchain into a digital marketplace where content providers and broadcasters can meet and get a good deal.
The platform offers comprehensive services, with the added bonus of the Refinery, where users can edit and expand metadata, earning rewards through knowledge. This is quite a unique feature on the blockchain, so Vuulr stands in a pioneering position.
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