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We tap into the latest business and technology trends, insider insights and advice from leading executives and changemakers from around the world to help our audience of entrepreneurs and investors build profitable ventures.

Globalive Media is co-founded by venture capitalist and entrepreneur Anthony Lacavera and media executive and journalist Michael Bancroft. We are a premiere curator and producer of multimedia content focused on business, innovation and technology. Globalive Media produces the globally-broadcast television series Beyond Innovation, which delves into the most exciting technological innovations coming to market that can transform our world for the better.

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Content Control

28 June 2018 | 4 MINUTES 54 SECONDS

Alfonso Delgado de Molina, Co-Founder and CTO of essenceProtocol shares how they are using blockchain technology and smart contracts to protect content creators’ intellectual property.

The Technology Tracing Food From Seed to Shelf

25 June 2018 | Rob Moysey

Food producers are using blockchain to ensure the quality of their products along every step of the supply chain. Soon, blockchain technology will be able to help conscientious consumers know if the food they’re eating is what it claims to be — sustainably grown, safely produced and fairly traded.

Smart Invoices

20 June 2018 | 6 MINUTES 20 SECONDS

Alex Fenechiu, Co-Founder and COO at Finverity explains the current market opportunity in the supply chain finance world and how the company is offering SME’s liquidity against invoices. Alex also shares which problems he believes blockchain technology will solve in the supply chain finance space.

Commercialization Gap

12 June 2018 | 5 MINUTES 08 SECONDS

Anthony Lacavera speaks with Ilya Kleyner, Executive Director of London Blockchain Labs, the UK’s largest blockchain student hub about how they are developing and advancing students, as well as assisting business partners in building technology solutions in the nascent space.

How Blockchain Unshackles the Connected Factories of the Future

10 June 2018 | Rob Moysey

Two-hundred billion. That’s the number of connected devices Intel expects will exist in the world by 2020. That surge in connectivity will be most apparent with the electronics we use everyday, but its real impact will be felt in places the average person won’t see: factory floors that dot the industrial landscape.