> To make it feasible you don't need much, just journalists signing videos and uploading them somewhere besides publishing anywhere unsigned. And in order to i

> To make it feasible you don't need much, just journalists signing videos and uploading them somewhere besides publishing anywhere unsigned. And in order to implement that, you'll be talking to people who'd sign a video by getting a pen, some paper, and a flatbed scanner. I'm not entirely joking. My point is that this proves that there comes a point in every field where technical illiteracy goes from being annoying for you (you can't use the best tools anymore, and your workflow is now sub-par) to annoying for others (you can't collaborate effectively) to completely unworkable, as when your work product is now worthless because you can't demonstrate it isn't a cheap forgery. And some people are just not technical, through stubbornness or otherwise. This transition will hurt. Maybe tools will follow the demand. I'm not entirely sanguine.