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Scotland Pioneers New Blockchain Polling Technology

Describe Scotland’s democracy today. We are 21st century citizens, with archaic 19th century vote institutions, using 15th century pieces of…

8 years ago

Interview with Simon Cocking: What is the Future of Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain?

By Samriti Goel In Conversation With Simon Cocking, first featured here. Samriti Goel is currently heading BTC Wires - An internet…

8 years ago

Tim Berners-Lee is right, Fake News challenges legitimacy of all online content

Guest post by  Dale Lovell, UK MD and Chief Digital Officer of native-advertising plaftom ADYOULIKE Tim Berners-Lee's comments on the 28th birthday…

9 years ago

38 FinTech Companies in Kenya to Look out for in 2017

Great guest post by Elena Mesropyan. Elena is a Market Research Analyst at LTP where this article first appeared. She is a…

9 years ago

Cards, Dice and DAO: The Isle of Man Could Become The World’s Gambling Heaven

Written by Reuben Godfrey, originally published on CoinTelegraph The Isle of Man could become the Switzerland for Bitcoin as the small…

10 years ago

Bitcoin, crypto currencies, Patrick PK McDonnell, the Coyote of Wallstreet, exclusive Irish Tech News interview

By @SimonCocking Patrick PK McDonnell Crypto Dev, Dreamer, Enthusiast, Miner, Trader, Trickster, VC, Paid mind of 700+ Devs, Ex $TIT Director of Biz Dev.…

10 years ago

Twitter’s Aggressive Expansion Strategy Continues, Acquires Niche

This article originally appeared on 60 Second Social. Last year, Twitter spoke about how 2015 was going to be a big…

11 years ago

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