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DCU Institute to lead €2.4 million EU project to tackle “fake news”

The DCU Institute for Future Media and Journalism (FuJo) will lead a €2.4 million EU project to tackle the issue…

7 years ago

Trading focus likely to be on US this week

by David Jones, a Chief Market Strategist at Capital.com As the trading week gets underway, focus for much of it…

7 years ago

Eso project ICO announcement

Eso is a brand new project brought to you by the team behind ClearPoll. It’s a mobile and desktop app…

7 years ago

“Off The Record technics” to invest in Cryptocurrency

(Note: All views expressed in this article are solely the personal point of view by the author and is not,…

7 years ago

Ethereum and the art world

by Ian Mcleod The art world could help to boost the price of Ethereum in the coming weeks, taking it…

7 years ago

Amazon’s Blended Bookstore – Brick & Mortar Meets Online as Amazon Keeps Pioneering

In New York, there are now two full-fledged Amazon Books stores, both of which were opened in 2017. I visited both sites,…

7 years ago

Maker Faire Rome: Preparing for the Next Generation of Makers and Innovators

On the 12th to the 14th of October 2018, I was in Rome to visit Maker Faire Rome for its…

7 years ago

Think exponentially, not incrementally: How the rules of the game are changing in Africa’s banking sector

by Sunil Kaushal, CEO, Africa & Middle East at Standard Chartered Bank FinTech remains to be the most appealing industry…

7 years ago

One Day Event On Artificial Intelligence at GMIT Mayo

As a disruptive technology Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to transform our lives as individuals, workers and how we operate…

7 years ago

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