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HelloSign: the rise of eSignatures and digital workflow systems
After the live stream of the massacre of Christchurch in 2019, tech companies agreed to employ human moderators to recognise hateful and hateful video. In this edition, we 're looking at the men and women who have taken on the dirty job of cleaning up the Internet. We also learn more about HelloSign, which allows businesses to replace conventional pen and paper with a secure online solution.
The 17-minute live broadcast of a terrorist attack on two New Zealand mosques in March 2019 sparked a major public uproar, with internet companies accused of being too slow to delete the video from their channels.
Under strain, they were searching for ways to make the Internet better, to try to put people back at the heart of the system. Our reporters tell us all about how tech companies clean up the Internet.
Plus, we 're talking to Whitney Bouck, COO of HelloSign, a leading provider of eSignature, which has just been launched in 21 languages. The San Francisco Business Times named one of the most prominent women in the Bay Area in 2020. HelloSign allows businesses to replace traditional pen and paper with a safe electronic solution so that deals can be completed more quickly. A service that has become important in the post-pandemic world.
