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Orange Launches Blockchain-based Platform to Fight Fake News

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As part of its efforts to fight against "fake news", Orange has become the first member of Safe.press, an innovative platform for mutual authentication of online news based on blockchain technology.

This consortium-based certification system, which is immediately recognizable by the green "safe.press" badge, has been developed by the French start-up Block Expert.

Thanks to this innovative initiative, Orange has become the first company in the world to display on its web-pages a blockchain-secured digital trust label that allows one-click verification of the authenticity and source of online content broadcast to the media in real-time.

Beatrice Mandine, Executive Director, Communications and Brand, Orange
I am very proud that Orange is taking this initiative to contribute in the fight against fake news that has become a major affliction of our time. Orange's communication will now benefit from Block Expert's blockchain solution that fits perfectly alongside our key watchwords: trust, security and innovation.

Benjamin Gievis, Co-founder of Block Expert
We are very excited to be working with Orange on such an important societal issue. Orange embodies innovation and digital trust worldwide. Orange will enable the Safe.press initiative to become a major technological response to the fake news phenomenon.

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