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Explore Vloggi media coverage, interviews and press mentions about human-generated video, video provenance and business video workflows.
Discover how organizations collect video from customers, co-workers and communities, preserve contributor context and consent, and turn submissions into useful business content. This archive brings together reporting, interviews and syndicated press-release placements, with links to the original publications.
Explore how Vloggi works, our video collection and workflow features, or our approach to human-origin video.
The Globe and Mail
WICZ / FOX 40
The Sydney Morning Herald
Benzinga
Startup Daily
Mumbrella
SmartCompany
ausbizCoverage & interviews.
eCommerce News Australia
Vloggi adds video provenance layer for human clips
eCommerce News Australia reports on Vloggi’s video provenance tools, connecting human contributions with capture-path information, consent, attribution and submission records.
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SecurityBrief Australia
Vloggi adds video provenance layer for human clips
SecurityBrief Australia covers Vloggi’s video provenance layer, which connects contributed footage with its source, permissions and submission history.
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Des Moines Register
Vloggi boosts trust in human-generated video amid growing threat of AI deepfakes and slop
An article from the Des Moines Register highlights the Vloggi platform’s video provenance layer, connecting human contributions with attribution, consent and submission history.
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Startup Circle
In the Jungle with Jonathan Chak. VIP guest Justin Wastnage of Vloggi
Justin Wastnage, Founder of Vloggi, joined Jonathan Chak on the inaugural episode of In the Jungle to discuss the realities of building a startup in Australia. The conversation…
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IT Brief Australia
Vloggi launches AI platform to address deepfake & compliance risks
IT Brief Australia reports on Vloggi AI, a white-label video evidencing platform for mobile footage used in inspections, safety reporting and compliance.
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Vloggi launches AI platform to address deepfake & compliance risks
SecurityBrief Australia reports on Vloggi AI, a white-label video evidencing platform for mobile footage used in inspections, safety reporting and compliance.
Read the story at SecurityBrief Australia →
ChannelLife Australia
Vloggi launches AI platform to address deepfake & compliance risks
Australian video technology company Vloggi has launched Vloggi AI, a white-label video evidencing engine designed to verify, structure and secure mobile-shot footage for industries such as inspections, safety…
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TelcoNews Australia
Vloggi launches AI platform to address deepfake & compliance risks
TelcoNews Australia reports on Vloggi’s white-label video evidencing platform, designed to turn mobile footage into structured, searchable records for inspections, safety and compliance workflows.
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Startup Daily
Hanging out with Richard Branson, why standards beat goals & vlogger life
In the rapid-fire 10x segment, Vloggi founder Justin Wastnage joins the show, sharing stories from his unconventional career — from aviation journalism to coining the term “vlogger” —…
Watch the interview at Startup Daily →
WICZ / FOX 40
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…
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The Globe and Mail
High-Profile Candidates, Political Action Groups Adopt Vloggi for Video Advocacy Campaigns
As video advocacy shapes up to be the biggest trend in political campaigning this year, at least two of the five US presidential campaigns have adopted Vloggi, a…
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Benzinga
Video Co-Creation Trend on Social Media in 2024 Fuels Feature Upgrades for Leading Video Submission Leader, Vloggi
Video crowdsourcing platform Vloggi today released a new suite of tools in its market-leading video submission platform aimed at content creators, following an unprecedented surge in interest from…
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