Australian Video Tech Company signs up two US presidential candidates
Two of the five US presidential candidates are using and Australian video platform, Vloggi, to gather video testimonials from grassroots supporters for their campaigns. In addition more than a dozen unions and political action committees are using the tool. "Video submissions are now driving meaningful engagement," notes founder Justin Wastnage, who clarified that Vloggi comprises team members from all sides of the political spectrum.
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Two of the five US presidential candidates are using and Australian video platform, Vloggi, to gather video testimonials from grassroots supporters for their campaigns. In addition more than a dozen unions and political action committees are using the tool.
“Video submissions are now driving meaningful engagement,” notes founder Justin Wastnage, who clarified that Vloggi comprises team members from all sides of the political spectrum.
SecurityBrief Australia covers Vloggi’s video provenance layer, which connects contributed footage with its source, permissions and submission history.
eCommerce News Australia reports on Vloggi’s video provenance tools, connecting human contributions with capture-path information, consent, attribution and submission records.
An article from the Des Moines Register highlights the Vloggi platform’s video provenance layer, connecting human contributions with attribution, consent and submission history.
