Sony Expands Video Authenticity Verification
Sony has extended its verification technology for authenticating video content to a broader lineup of cameras.
This marks the next significant step in providing news organizations with the industry’s first camera authenticity solution compatible with video, including compliance with the C2PA standard.
- Compatibility with the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) standard
- Verification of video in addition to still images
- Initially provided to news organizations as a paid service
Sony has extended its verification technology for authenticating video content to a broader lineup of cameras.
Author's summary: Sony expands video authenticity verification for news media.
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