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If you happen to turn on Epix on Sunday and wonder if you've actually landed on the nightly news, you won't be alone.
European Bitcoin exchange BitStamp launched a pre-paid debit card that can be loaded with bitcoin on Wednesday.
A new bill by proposed by two New Jersey assemblymen could mean tax and regulatory breaks for digital currency companies operating in the state.
With the news of SoundCloud's integration with Changetip, it only makes sense that there is a surge in appeal toward Bitcoin news and analysis podcasts.
Bitcoin exchange Kraken has announced that financial compliance veteran Howard Bernstein has joined the company as chief compliance officer as the trading platform looks to expand to the United States.
A collection of tech industry giants like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, as well as civil liberties organizations and Internet security experts, sent a letter to President Obama on Tuesday warning of the unintended consequences of any policy
MasterCard has launched MasterCard Send, a personal payments service that enables funds to be sent quickly and securely to consumers domestically and internationally.
Hackers have reportedly leaked onto the web highly sensitive sexual information of nearly 4 million users registered on leading dating site Adult FriendFinder, which claims to cater for up to 63 million people worldwide.
Millions of staff and students at over 150 centers of further education were left without access to their online resources following a cyber-attack on the University of London Computer Centre.
Remember the bombshell report from March that accused agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) engaging in wild sex parties with prostitutes? Well, apparently that's not the only good part of it, as MuckRock just discovered.
Calls by various mainstream economists to ban cash transactions seem to be getting ever more louder.
In this episode we speak to Chris Morgan from The Cayman Enterprise City. This city is a thriving community of tech entrepreneurs operating in Cayman Enterprise City ("CEC"), Grand Cayman's innovative tax-free technology zone.
The world's poor could benefit from a system that is blanketing half Earth's surface with a signal that provides free access to Wikipedia and other useful websites.
Bitcoin's most influential developer has proposed a controversial fix that would help it handle more transactions.
There's an old Internet scam floating around that's getting some new attention lately. It's called "ransomware," and if you're unlucky, it may have already infected your computer or mobile phone.
Apple and Starbucks are two of the world's most trusted companies, but they both recently fell victim to security hacks.
Radio systems, such as mobile phones and wireless internet connections, have become an integral part of modern life. However, today's devices use twice as much of the radio spectrum as is necessary.
Two weeks ago XBT Provider AB announced the authorization of Bitcoin Tracker One, the first Bitcoin-based security available on a regulated exchange. Today, Bitcoin Tracker One started trading on Nasdaq Stockholm.
On May 9, an international group of hackers launched distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on two of the largest financial institutions in Hong Kong.
Former Secret Service agent Shaun Bridges the lead investigator in contact with Dread Pirate Roberts (DPR), alongside fellow STATE goon and former DEA agent Carl Force have been charged with money laundering.....
Not since the arrival of the almighty dollar has currency been poised for a more dramatic leap forward.
A lot of international trade takes place over the Internet, where digital goods and services are bought and sold across national borders.
Comment: Forcing everyone to spend only by electronic means from an account held at a government-run bank would give the authorities far better tools to deal with recessions and economic booms, writes Jim Leaviss
Every day, to protect their anonymity online, hundreds of thousands of people use the Tor network, a collection of servers run mostly by volunteers.
York tech companies are intensifying their effort to defend the Federal Communications Commission's landmark net neutrality policy from an escalating legal and political assault being waged by broadband and wireless industry giants.
This May, Congress is expected to come together on a bill to protect private entities that secretly share user data with federal agencies.
Mobile livestreaming is enjoying a moment in the spotlight with the launch of apps like Meerkat and Twitter's Periscope.
The most legitimate argument against Bitcoin, is the fact that it isn't backed by anything tangible.
Earlier today, Ripple Labs Inc. was fined $700,000 for "willfully violating several requirements of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)."
