Limewire began life as a subversive platform that allowed people to illegally download their favorite songs. While digital rights and piracy laws caught up with its original iteration, the rise of streaming services and surging creator power have paved the way for an NFT-focused revival.

Decentralised Autonomous Organisations, or DAOs, are part of an emerging Web3 ecosystem that have the potential to radically transform how organisations work together to achieve shared goals. How is this changing working environments? And what can companies learn from this concept?

With concerns around data security and censorship driving a growing sense of dissatisfaction with Big Tech, some people are searching for ways to communicate, socialise, and organise online outside of mainstream social media platforms. How will this shift transform the digital space?

As the Web3 ecosystem has the potential to forge deeper and more equitable relationships between content creators and their fans, platforms like Channel are developing new ways for creators to collaborate and build community. In evolving digital landscapes, is this a way to move co-creation forward?