Creativity has value!
This is why we are helping content creators and businesses manage and protect their intellectual property in the Digital Era.
An ecosystem of services, solutions and tools to manage and protect creativity in a digital age.
Artists and Creators
For those who create content, concept design or wish to protect their work, whether on commission or before publication or distribution: creativity has value.
Exhibitions and Museums
New technologies and solutions for Museums and Exhibitions: a new dimension of art representation in the digital era.
Business and Professionals
Digital asset management: from start-ups to research and development companies, consulting and solutions on data protection and intellectual property.
Methods and Technologies
Digital assets: threats, reliability, governance: methodologies and technologies that can be adopted for effective data management.
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The nicest feeling in the world is to do a good deed anonymously-and have somebody find out.
Oscar Wilde
"Cybersecurity and cyberwarfare. Law, technology and security."
The work by Michele Iaselli and Giovanni Caria investigates the Cyberwar phenomenon, meant as the use of computers and online networks to "fight" within the cyberspace. More specifically, it analyzes the subject of Cyberwarfare, the art of war in cyber environments, deepening the subject in question from the point of view of cyber attacks conducted against entire nations.
The book is divided into two parts; the first is dedicated to deepening and explaining Cybersecurity and everything that revolves around it, in close contact. They also dwell on computer crimes and everything that falls within the scope of "cyberwar". The second part, on the other hand, is full of first-hand testimonials and thoughts from IT experts.
Interview on Danceland, July 2020
Corriere della Sera: what other uses besides cryptocurrencies for blockchain
A look at who's behind modernisation of the copyright processes
Can blockchain play a role in the modernisation of the copyright processes? Rights Chain has been mentioned in this article by Andrew Hayward on Decrypt along with names like Sony, Microsoft, and other companies working on the copyright problem in the digital era, helping protect artists from pirates.
New technologies for public health, between Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain
Creativity has value. Your creativity matters.
Gianluca Rotino (Rights Chain)
Never mistake knowledge for wisdom. One helps you make a living; the other helps you make a life.
Eleanor Roosevelt
I cannot teach anyone anything. I can only reason with them.
Socrates
Interview with Talita Lily - italian comic artist and mangaka
We are here today with Talita Lily, an artist originally from Cuneo who currently works as a mangaka and cartoonist, also collaborating with the foreign scene. You can find Talita on Instagram as @talita._.art!
In the interview she talks about the origin of her art and her opinion on the art scene nowadays.
Interview with @tuonipaints - a self-taught finnish artist
In 2022 we began interviewing various artists on the European scene (and not!), giving them another means by which to tell their stories. Giving a voice to those willing to share their experiences with us is an honor and an activity we plan to continue.
Today we meet Eero, a Finnish artist who learned to draw through Internet, later broadening his horizons. You can find him on Twitter as @tuonipaints, and on Instagram as @eero.paints.
Twitter charges for two-factor authentication
On 19 March 2023, only users with 'Twitter Blue' subscription will be able to use two-factor authentication via SMS. What impact will this change have on the security of user accounts?
Rights Chain v.2023
The year 2023 has begun, but our work has not stopped. So here is a quick rundown of news and projects to give a preview of what we have in store for the current year.
Influencers and Reputation: would you compromise your reputation to promote a fraud?
Fame leads to temptation: there are dozens, if not hundreds, of cases of influencers promoting - more or less intentionally - NFT or crypto projects that turn out to be scams against their followers. If you are a content creator, would you compromise your reputation by creating or promoting a scam?