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France - Orange to provide videoconferencing points to judiciary.
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France Telecom chairman and CEO Didier Lombard and French minister of justice Rachida Dati have signed an agreement on an experimental public video point for specific legal procedures. The patented platform provides internet access to citizens and videoconferencing ...
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