SONY And Its Newly Developed Digital Management Rights System (Based On Blockchain)

The Sony Corporation is in the latest news on our DC Forecasts crypto news site, this time for developing the long-awaited and blockchain-based digital rights management system.

Sony first unveiled the new system in a statement released on its website, where the company also described the framework as one that is built on a prior system – and one that will help with the authentication, sharing and managing of the rights to educational data which were previously developed by Sony and Sony Global Education.

In April this year, we reported that Sony filed for an application to store the user’s digital rights data on a blockchain. In that application, Sony warned that “conventional solutions may not be very reliable and rely on one unique point of failure which could lead to the loss of all the acquired content.
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After recognizing the gap in the digital rights management process, Sony decided to pioneer this space and plan a suitable system for digital content using the blockchain technology. As an excerpt from the statement published on Sony’s website reads:

“Today, advances in technologies for digital content creation allow anyone to broadcast and share content, but the rights management of that content is still carried out conventionally by industry organizations or the creators themselves, necessitating a more efficient way of managing and demonstrating ownership of copyright-related information for written works.”

Aside from the great functionalities that the earlier management system had, the new system will also provide digital rights management for new types of content such as textbooks, educational content, music, films, audio, games, scientific data, medical data, VR content as well as ebooks.

With doing this, Sony aims to become a pioneer in the use of blockchain technology in the educational field (through Sony Global Education) as well as the data dispersal and management (through the Sony Group).