Is it an unrelated coincidence that MOS is an acronym for Media Object Server Communications Protocol, which allows Newsroom Computer Systems (NCS) and Media Object Servers (MOS) to exchange information using a standard protocol (language and vocabulary)?

Newsroom Computer Systems (NCS) is developed by Dalet. "A global company, Dalet offers solutions and services that enable media organizations to create, manage and distribute content faster and more efficiently, fully maximizing the value of their assets.

These days, anything that pushes "AI" makes me look twice.

>>7448029

Indeed it is.

MOS might be referring both to a foreign rogue intelligence agency as well as the technology they use to control the media's narratives? Possible.

>>7447995

This does sound a bit ominous, to be honst:

CONTENT SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS?!

"Create, manage, and distribute content with an editorial and orchestration platform that unifies the content chain by managing assets, metadata, workflows, production and distribution processes."

Q often uses the words "assets" and did so again today in relation to media control ("F assets").

I think this computer technology might be connected. Maybe how they communicate their talking points? Or more than that even?

>>7448065

True

>>7448149

I think you're right. "A Confusion Shill" to be exact.

Anyhow, it's Dalet's language re: "protocols", not mine. So he should argue with Dalet, not me.