by Derek Beres | Jan 16, 2019 | Ecosystem, News
Where you turn to discover news is a big reveal in how you view reality. Nuance has been lost. The middle has collapsed. Finding credible dialogues between liberal and conservative viewpoints is harder today than at any point since the invention of television. There...
by Derek Beres | Jan 14, 2019 | Community, Governance, News
When considering all of the changes blockchain companies hope to bring to the world, nowhere in the plans of creating decentralized applications, fairer payment systems, and better forms of governance are there demands of a specific gender or ethnicity leading the...
by Derek Beres | Jan 11, 2019 | News
Blockchain Resources The Enterprisers Project reached out to eleven blockchain leaders to find out where the public can discover important resources for understanding this technology. There are great suggestions for Open edX courses, a paper by the Technology Policy...
by Derek Beres | Jan 8, 2019 | Ecosystem, News
The most shared story in my Nuzzel feed today looks into pricing at the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, recently renamed after the Facebook founder’s $75m contribution. After a bike accident left 24-year-old Nina Dang with a broken arm, she was sent...
by Derek Beres | Jan 4, 2019 | News
Cyber Blues We always hope that a new year will wipe the slate clean, but over at Techcrunch, the situation regarding cybersecurity has been reversed. Security editor Zack Whitaker expects there will be more data leaks and exposure this year, not less. While basic...
by Derek Beres | Jan 2, 2019 | Governance, News
While we’ve felt slight warming in this “crypto winter,” the past few months have been an awakening for many blockchain and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Yet all is not lost. As many figures have expressed, the drop in Bitcoin and Ethereum (along with...
