New York Times Shares Results from Blockchain Project to Curb Fake News, Misinformation

New York Times Shares Results from Blockchain Project to Curb Fake News, Misinformation
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2020-6-15 00:00

Major American daily, the New York Times, in partnership with IBM, recently piloted a blockchain-powered prototype to tackle the rampant fake news and misinformation circulating in today’s media space, Decrypt reports, June 13, 2020.

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