Blockchain technology will have a dramatic impact on business and society, says digital visionary Don Tapscott, by providing a secure, direct way of exchanging money, intellectual property and other rights and assets without the involvement of...
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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The technology behind bitcoin will change the world, the Tapscotts say.
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Banks should welcome rather than worry over the technology behind Bitcoin, says Don Tapscott, author of “Blockchain Revolution.” Mr. Tapscott talks to WSJ’s ...
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When Don Tapscott speaks, leaders listen. And this author, analyst, academic and consultant is in no doubt that blockchain technology will change the world – he tells us why
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Ignore Bitcoin’s challenges. In this interview, Don Tapscott explains why blockchains, the technology underpinning the cryptocurrency, have the potential to revolutionize the world economy.
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The blockchain—the first native digital medium for peer-to-peer value exchange—will affect business, innovation and social equality
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Banks should welcome rather than worry over the technology behind Bitcoin, says Don Tapscott, author of “Blockchain Revolution.” Mr. Tapscott talks to WSJ’
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Don Tapscott, a leading theorist of the digital age, explains why the blockchain technology will fundamentally transform the institutions our societies are b...
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