Blockchain Media Content Distribution

Learning how blockchain transforms content ownership, distribution rights, and creator revenue in the digital media landscape. Our programs start September 2025.

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Why Blockchain Changes Everything for Media

Traditional content distribution relies on centralized platforms that control monetization and ownership. Blockchain introduces transparent rights management and direct creator-audience connections.

You'll work through actual case studies from music streaming, video platforms, and digital publishing. We examine how smart contracts automate royalty splits and how NFTs create verifiable ownership.

The curriculum covers technical implementation alongside business models. Think of it as bridging what content creators need with what blockchain actually delivers.

Blockchain technology applied to media content distribution systems

Program Structure

Our October 2025 cohort runs twelve weeks with group projects and peer collaboration. You'll build real prototypes, not just study theory.

Content Rights Management

Smart contracts for licensing, attribution tracking, and automated royalty distribution. We dissect existing platforms and build simplified versions.

Tokenization Models

NFTs for content ownership, fractional rights, and access control. You'll create token economies for different media types and analyze sustainability.

Decentralized Storage

IPFS, Arweave, and content addressing. Practical integration with existing workflows and understanding cost implications for creators.

Platform Architecture

Building decentralized apps that serve media content. Frontend integration with Web3 wallets, transaction flows, and user experience considerations.

Revenue Mechanics

Subscription models, micropayments, and creator DAOs. Real numbers from working platforms and discussions about what actually generates income.

Group Implementation

Teams build functional prototypes addressing specific content distribution challenges. Mentorship from professionals working in blockchain media projects.

How Learning Progresses

1

Foundation Phase

First four weeks cover blockchain fundamentals specific to media use cases. You'll understand consensus mechanisms, transaction costs, and network choices before building anything.

Students collaborating on blockchain media projects
2
Technical implementation of blockchain content systems

Development Skills

Weeks five through eight focus on Solidity, Web3.js, and decentralized storage integration. Small assignments build toward your final project component by component.

3

Project Execution

Final month is collaborative building. Teams create working prototypes addressing real distribution challenges. You'll present to industry professionals and get actionable feedback.

Team working on blockchain media distribution prototype
Instructor reviewing blockchain media implementation project

Real Project Analysis

Every session includes case study breakdowns. We examine what worked in deployed systems and what failed. You'll see actual smart contract code from media platforms and understand design trade-offs.

Projects cover music streaming royalties, video NFT platforms, digital publishing rights, and collaborative content creation. The goal is understanding practical constraints, not just possibilities.

Our Approach

Program Investment

September and October 2025 cohorts are now accepting applications. Programs run twelve weeks with evening and weekend options for working professionals.

Foundation Track

₩3,200,000
Full program fee
  • Core blockchain concepts
  • Smart contract basics
  • Group project participation
  • Platform architecture overview
  • Access to learning materials
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Advanced Implementation

₩5,800,000
Full program fee
  • Everything in Foundation
  • Advanced tokenization models
  • Architecture deep dives
  • Individual mentorship sessions
  • Portfolio project guidance
  • Industry networking events
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Enterprise Workshop

₩8,500,000
Per team (up to 5)
  • Custom curriculum design
  • Your specific use cases
  • On-site or remote delivery
  • Technical consultation included
  • Implementation roadmap
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Taavi Lindholm, blockchain media specialist

From Participant Perspective

I joined the March 2025 cohort expecting theory. Instead, we built a working music rights system on testnet within six weeks. The project work was challenging but the collaborative format meant you learned from others' approaches too. I'm now consulting for a K-pop label on their blockchain distribution strategy.

Taavi Lindholm

Digital Rights Consultant, March 2025 Graduate