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Tag: June 2021

Brake the bank

08/07/202131/12/2021 - Leave a Comment

The Coppola Column How governments could weaponise digital banking against “undesirables.” And how to prevent it. In the past 50 years, financial services have changed beyond all recognition. Not just …

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Big guy for the little guy

01/07/202109/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Tim Cowen is a campaigning barrister representing small businesses against the dominant players in digital. The Mint heard from him about the new international coordination of anti-trust action against the …

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Blade runner 2021

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Imaginary friends get real. Things are very exciting in our retirement complex. I had never imagined when Thomas and I moved into this apartment four years ago that we would …

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Which way does digital point?

01/07/202101/07/2021 - Leave a Comment

How did we end up here? Midwife to the Internet, Tim Berners-Lee, called his vision for the web “utopian.” He wanted it to be a place where all people had …

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Tribes and tribulations

30/06/202130/06/2021 - 1 Comment

Feted author, journalist and anthropologist, Gillian Tett has a new book: Anthro Vision: How Anthropology Can Explain Business and Life. She told The Mint what Anthro Vision was and how …

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Space exploration

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Data on land is vital but largely unavailable to organisations in the social economy, says Kate Swade. The UK social sector economy comprises myriad charities, social enterprises, cooperatives and grassroots …

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Lose change 

30/06/202109/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

There’s a digital revolution in money on the way. Barry James reports. A major new disruption to global monetary systems, perhaps the greatest yet, is moving in fast from left …

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Lone interest

29/06/202129/06/2021 - Leave a Comment

Loneliness is not a standard subject for economists. So The Mint was intrigued to talk to Noreena Hertz about her new book, The Lonely Century: A Call to Reconnect. Noreena …

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Environmentalism is a self-harming meme

28/06/202102/10/2021 - 3 Comments.

Zero carbon in the foreseeable is as daft as it is dangerous. Depending on the extent to which social media has infused your life, a meme is a non-hereditary behaviour …

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Cross or nought

26/06/202102/01/2022 - 2 Comments.

The world’s challenges are inter-disciplinary. Research for their solutions needs to be the same, argues Keith Harrison-Broninski. Shortly after my book, Human Interactions, was published in 2004, I met with …

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