With trust in news crumbling, the storied South China Morning Post is turning to NFTs and metaverses to save the past for the future.
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As news flows on the internet, unchecked, virtually for free and polluted by misinformation, traditional journalism is losing subscribers, income and public trust. Amidst these challenges, the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the 118-year-old English-language newspaper of record in Hong Kong, is seeking answers from blockchain-powered NFTs and metaverses.
“Properly adopting new technologies to tell stories in a factual, transparent way to users around the world is a big first step to regaining the lost trust,” said Gary Liu, the chief executive of SCMP, in a video interview with Forkast.News.
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