Baidu, the Chinese internet giant, has launched a blockchain-based stock photo service, to fight copyright infringements in China. According to Coindesk, the service — called Totem — went live on Wednesday, April 11. Totem allows photographers to create their profile and claim copyrights over their pictures. The picture along with the associated details is to be stored on a distributed public ledger. The service, christened Totem, allows photographers to create their profile and claim copyrights over their pictures. The picture along with the associated details is to be stored on a distributed public ledger. Baidu claims that this will help…
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