About: Digital Alliance Platform

 

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DIGITAL ALLIANCE PLATFORM (DAP.Direct)

Blockchain-Powered Music Distribution & Rights Management

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Founded by music industry innovator Antonio "TopcaT" Randolph, DAP.Direct is a proprietary SaaS platform revolutionizing content distribution through:

✓ Blockchain-verified royalty payments (Powered by Platinum Digital's patented system)

✓ End-to-end supply chain management (Audio/Video)

✓ White-label solutions for majors & indies

TECHNOLOGY CORE

[4-Pillar System]

GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

200+ DSPs (Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok)

Automated metadata optimization

ADVANCED RIGHTS MANAGEMENT

Territory/asset-type ownership splits

UGC claim tracking (Mobile/Desktop)

ROYALTY INTELLIGENCE

Real-time payment processing

Smart contract-powered splits

DATA ANALYTICS SUITE

Cross-platform performance metrics

Predictive sync placement scoring

STRATEGIC SERVICES

Catalog Acquisitions (Legacy music monetization)

Label Partnerships (Full production→distribution support)

Legal FinTech (Copyright/Contract AI review)

LEADERSHIP

Antonio Randolph (Founder/CEO) - 15+ yrs music tech

Michael S. Romero (CTO) - Blockchain architecture

Vertell Hightower (Audio Engineer) - QC standards

Jeremy Cosby (VP Distribution) - Platform ops

VISION

"Democratizing music commerce through transparent, creator-first technology that challenges Spotify's dominance."

CONTACT

VP Distribution: Mr. Randolph 678-732-8643

Onboarding: [dap.direct/signup]

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India will not get financial aid from United Kingdom beginning 2016

 By Dna Web Team

Date published: Thursday, 31 December 2015 - 11:00am IST | Place: New Delhi | Agency: dna webdesk

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However, UK will continue to provide technical cooperation with a focus on policy and skills.

Come the New Year, India will stop receiving financial aid from the United Kingdom, in keeping with a decision taken by the British government in 2012.

The transition phase lasted three years till the end of 2015, during which the existing projects that had already been provided with financial grants were completed. However, while financial aid will come to an end, the UK will continue to offer technical assistance to India from 2016.

The decision to stop aid had been taken following divided opinions about granting aid to India given its growing economic status, space and defence programs. In 2012, the then finance minister Pranab Mukherjee had also said that British aid was "a peanut" and India could do without the funds, according to a report in a leading daily.

For tracing monetary relations between countries, read: Statistics on International Development 

The financial aid provided by the British government in the time period of 2013-2015 could be valued at Rs 855.01 crores in 2013-14, Rs 601.77 crores in 2014-15 and 190.06 crores in 2015-16, the report said. Currently, DFID provides assistance to 26 government sector projects in health, education, governance and urban reforms sectors at the Centre and in states like Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal and Bihar, the report added.

However, statistics released by the Department for International Development (DfID) said that India received 279 million pounds in 2014, a 10-million pound increase over the previous year, despite the promise of a cut. 

Meanwhile, the technical assistance projects are expected in the areas of agricultural reforms, urban infrastructure and energy access, the report said. 

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