Tag: ehesive
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Digital Signage – Enriching Experience at Amusement Parks
byBY Alex Mardikian Amusement parks can use digital signage in really creative ways to offer a heightened and enriching experience to visitors. These businesses can use communication through digital signage in different ways to sell more, learn more about the visitors, and ensure that the patrons have a fun day on their premises. Visual communication […]
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Swiss NGO to Accept Crypto Donations for Food, Healthcare, Education for African Children
byCrypto software development program KryptoPal will work with Swiss NGO help2kids to provide software for accepting cryptocurrency donations, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph Tuesday, June 26. Help2kids provides food, healthcare, and education to children in both Malawi and Tanzania, with 750 kids in the help2kids network in Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam. KryptoPal […]
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Major European Regulator, Banks Collaborate on Blockchain Warrant-Issuance System
byEight major European financial entities have announced they will work together on a blockchaintech project for recording the issuance of financial warrants, Spanish news outlet el Economistareports today, June 25. Spanish securities regulator the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), along with major stock market operator BME, and banks Santander, BBVA, BNP Paribas, CaixaBank, Commerzbank and Société Générale have […]
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Japan: VPs of Crypto Self-Regulatory Body Quit After Receiving Exchange Compliance Orders
byThe two vice-presidents of Japan’s self-regulatory cryptocurrency exchange body have resigned after their exchanges received regulatory warnings, Cointelegraph Japan reports June 25. Just a week after the Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association (JVCEA) produced its first guidelines on industry best practice, Yuzo Kano and Noriyuki Hirosue announced they would be stepping down as vice presidents of the organization. Kano and Hirosuei are CEOs of bitFlyer and Bitbank […]
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Controversial Tether Releases $250 Mln in USDT, Twitter Awaits Bitcoin Price Jump
byJeffrey Rogers Stablecoin Tether (USDT), which is allegedly backed 1:1 by the US dollar, has issued 250 million more tokens today, June 25, according to data from Omni Explorer. At the end of March, Tether had released 300 million tokens, leading to a small price increase for Bitcoin (BTC). The move also was met with backlash from critics on Twitter about […]
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Do you really know what your kid is doing on that device?
byMany parents are just plain overwhelmed – and often far too trusting, says a cybersecurity consultant CHICAGO: The 7th grader looks desperate as she approaches. She’s just been to a cybersecurity talk at her school, where she raised her hand when asked if she has a social media account – Snapchat, in her case. Most […]
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What Canada’s Legalization of Marijuana Means to the US, Eh
byLast week Canada announced a landmark decision in the history of legal cannabis when the Senate put the final stamp of approval on the law legalizing the recreational use of marijuana all across the country. This will make the Canucks the first G7 nation, and the second country in the world, to legalize recreational cannabis […]
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‘Colour was too sweet for apartheid’: the austere genius of David Goldblatt
byThe South African photographer, who died this week, caught apartheid’s grotesqueness without ever letting anger take over. His portrait of a place and a time is without equal in modern photography “I didn’t regard the camera as a weapon in the liberation struggle,” the veteran South African photographer David Goldblatt once said. He described his approach, instead, as […]
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Babies were stolen from Spanish mothers and given to Franco allies; the first trial over the scandal is underway
byIt was almost half a century ago that Ines Madrigal was born in Spain and handed to a woman who was not her mother. In all those years, she has seen no trace of her birth mother, nor any evidence that she was willingly given up for adoption. Madrigal suspects she was one of […]
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European readers still blocked from some US news sites
byMajor American news sites, including the Los Angeles Times and the New York Daily News, remain unavailable to readers in the EU, a month after new data protection rules were implemented. The websites went dark in Europe after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law came into force on 25 May. GDPR gives EU citizens […]
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