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Sci-Tech

Chainwire Is Innovative Crypto And Blockchain News Service

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MediaFuse.org, a leading PR platform, is excited to announce its revolutionary solution for brands and agencies seeking to effectively broadcast their announcements. With an extensive network of leading websites in various industries, MediaFuse.org delivers a comprehensive distribution system including Chainwire that maximizes exposure, enhances branding, and drives significant traction for companies.

Led by Nadav Dakner, an esteemed veteran online marketer with 15 years of industry experience, MediaFuse.org has positioned itself as a game-changer in the PR industry. The platform enables brands to reach their target audience by distributing their news announcements to renowned websites in their niche.

“MediaFuse.org is set to disrupt the PR industry by providing innovative solutions that empower brands and agencies to stand out,” said Nadav Dakner, CEO of MediaFuse.org. “Our platform offers unmatched access to a vast network of influential websites, ensuring that our clients gain the exposure they deserve.”

MediaFuse.org boasts a wide range of advantages over traditional newswire services such as PR News Wire and BusinessWire. With its unique approach, MediaFuse.org aims to revolutionize the PR landscape and address the shortcomings of existing platforms. By providing companies with direct access to their target audience through leading websites, MediaFuse.org helps them achieve their marketing goals more effectively.

In a recent interview, Nadav Dakner articulated his motivation behind creating MediaFuse.org. “After years of being an agency owner and dealing with the limitations of traditional newswire tools, I recognized the need for an innovative PR platform that truly empowers businesses,” he explained. “With MediaFuse.org, we aim to redefine the way companies distribute their news, enhancing their presence in their respective industries.”

Nadav Dakner

MediaFuse.org offers a range of services, including press release distribution, media monitoring, and analytics. Brands and agencies can leverage these services to create a tailored PR strategy and effectively engage their target audience. In addition, MediaFuse.org provides company profile pieces and interviews, contributing to its clients’ brand recognition and thought leadership positioning.

For further information on MediaFuse.org and its services, please visit https://mediafuse.org/.

More On Chainwire

Designed for cryptocurrency projects, blockchain companies, exchanges, investment firms, and PR agencies, Chainwire allows press releases to be published simultaneously across hyper-targeted media outlets.

Developed by an experienced team with long-established media connections, Chainwire gives you a direct line to your target market. Having operated on the frontlines of the crypto newswire business for years, we’ve forged links with every major publisher in the business. 

How Chainwire Works

Once you submit your press release on your Chainwire app, our editorial team goes over your content and provides you with their insights. After working in the crypto & blockchain PR field for many years, we know how to help you make your PR more powerful, relevant and concise. Full integration with hyper-targeted crypto & blockchain media outlets broadcasts your message far and wide, and enables you to analyze the results in near real-time. 

Why Chainwire Is Different

With Chainwire, you can focus on building your business while we circulate the news of your success. Our intuitive dashboard gives you all the tools you need to submit, monitor, and refine your news announcement campaigns. Automated distribution saves you time and effort, with Chainwire’s service putting your stories on the front page of all the media sites that matter. For the Silo, Kat Fleischman.

Culture

Canada’s New ePassport Contains Biometric Chip?

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Canada states that new ePassports do not contain biometric data but the ICAO (see supplemental) set standards for passports internationally and do require biometric data. “..1.3 ICAO’s adoption of a blueprint for Biometric ID in MRTDs in May 2003, after extensive
work undertaken since 1997, represents an important step forward in machine- assisted identity
confirmation. This involved the selection of facial recognition as the globally interoperable biometric
FAL/12-WP/83 – 2 –
technology, in combination with contactless IC chips for data storage in a logical data structure (LDS),
using a modified public key infrastructure (PKI) scheme to prevent unauthorized alteration…” from http://www.icao.int/Meetings/FAL12/Documents/fal12wp083_en.pdf

Gatineau, Québec, October 26, 2012 – Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird today announced that Canada’s new ePassport will be full of iconic images that will make Canadian passports more attractive and more secure.

“The new ePassport will be more reflective and representative of who we are as Canadians,” said Baird during an event at the newly renamed Canadian Museum of History. “These images showcase Canada’s history and the building of our great nation while adding essential new security features for the 21st Century.”

The new images will also serve to keep the Canadian passport one of the world’s most secure travel documents. The complexity of the images is – first and foremost – a security feature that makes the passport more difficult to counterfeit.

“Our government is tremendously proud of Canada’s rich history. We urge all Canadians to learn more about the events and people that shaped Canada and the great sacrifices made to secure our freedom,” added Baird.

A look at the inside of the new Canadian ePassports image courtesy of ppt.gc.ca

Countries around the world review their passport designs and security features periodically to stay steps ahead of counterfeiters. The new-look ePassport will help facilitate legitimate trade and safe, secure travel which, in turn, helps create jobs, growth and long-term prosperity for Canadians.

The first 5-year ePassports will be issued in select locations during the first quarter of 2013. Production will ramp up through the spring resulting in the full availability of both a 5- and 10- year ePassport in early summer.

For a look at [ more of ] the images included in the new ePassport, please visit the new section on Passport Canada’s website, which features images and descriptions of the new passport design: www.pptc.gc.ca/eppt/photos.aspx?lang=eng.

Supplemental- International Civil Aviation Organization sets standards for ePassports. Standards require biometric data

Canada follows UK 2010 lead with new ePassport http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/media-centre/press-releases/new-uk-passport-unveiled

UK ePassports do contain biometric data: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4776562.stm

Toronto Star reports that the new Canadian ePassports will no longer be made in Canada but will be subcontracted to a Netherlands firm