Strategy question

What is the future of blockchain for the media industry?

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What this question tests

Forward-looking strategic thinking about an emerging technology's near-term applicability, avoiding hype.

Clarify which media sub-sector: content rights and royalties, distribution, or ownership.
Separate hype from plausible near-term use cases, e.g. transparent royalty tracking and micro-payments to creators via smart contracts.
Note real adoption barriers: regulatory uncertainty, poor consumer UX, and trust damage from past crashes.
Give a measured view: blockchain's most durable use is likely back-end rights infrastructure, not consumer-facing products.
State what would need to be true for wider adoption, e.g. better UX and regulatory clarity.
Give one specific, testable prediction rather than a blanket statement.

Separates genuinely useful back-end applications from hyped consumer applications that largely failed.
Names concrete barriers, regulation, poor UX, trust damage, instead of blanket optimism or pessimism.
Gives a measured, defensible prediction rather than a hype-driven or dismissive one.
States a condition that would change the outlook, showing calibrated reasoning.

What would have to change for consumer-facing blockchain products in media to succeed?
Which media use case do you think is most promising today?