Topic: "Bitcoin Island" (audio) via BBC World Service (Read 348 times)
Thanks for sharing! Interesting audio stuff.
Thought you might like to have a listen: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02p66lf 
Zoe Kleinman speaks to businesses and experts about their forays into digital currencies, and asks if Bitcoin’s image is harming its prospects. Charlie Woolnough from CoinCorner explains why he believes Bitcoin has a mainstream future, while Nula Perren of the Island’s female-only taxi firm, The Lady Chauffeurs, gives her view of the future, and Adrian Forbes of TGBEX explains why he sees bitcoin more as a long term investment. Plus Alan Woodward from the University of Surrey sounds a note of caution and Thomas Hockenhull, project curator for modern money, coins and medals at the British Museum shows Zoe what money has been represented by in the past.
Zoe Kleinman speaks to businesses and experts about their forays into digital currencies, and asks if Bitcoin’s image is harming its prospects. Charlie Woolnough from CoinCorner explains why he believes Bitcoin has a mainstream future, while Nula Perren of the Island’s female-only taxi firm, The Lady Chauffeurs, gives her view of the future, and Adrian Forbes of TGBEX explains why he sees bitcoin more as a long term investment. Plus Alan Woodward from the University of Surrey sounds a note of caution and Thomas Hockenhull, project curator for modern money, coins and medals at the British Museum shows Zoe what money has been represented by in the past.
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