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“A century ago, poetry did not appear in little magazines devoted to it, but on the pages of newspapers and mass-circulation magazines. The big magazines and even the newspapers began declining about the time they stopped printing poetry. (I know, I know — I’ve put the cause before the horse.)”
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Fondazione Bruno Visentini – newsletter-n-9.pdf
“Imprese e tecnologie digitali “
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Extra: Heartbleed Discovery: So Strange…
Apparently, the Heartbleed bug was discovered on the same day by two different teams.
Is it just a very strange coincidence?
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Interview With David Andolfatto – Business Insider
“St. Louis Fed Vice President: Bitcoin Could Be A Good Threat To Central Banks”
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Il futuro delle monete digitali sarà settoriale?
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PotCoin è annunciata come “The Official Coin of The Cannabis Industry“: Potcoin – Home.
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Vedi anche articolo su MotherJones.
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Alla base, c’è la necessità di introdurre monete digitali nei settori dove ci sono problemi di vario tipo ad utilizzare sistemi di pagamento tradizionali, cioè quelli basati sul sistema bancario e le carte di credito. I settori interessati sono molti, e non solo quelli dei traffici illeciti. Basti pensare a chi tratta online beni digitali di valore unitario inferiore alle commissioni minime bancarie per il trasferimento di fondi nell’e.commerce.
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Dalla comunicazione dell’IRS (Internal Revenue Service):
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“How is virtual currency treated for federal tax purposes?
For federal tax purposes, virtual currency is treated as property. General tax principles applicable to property transactions apply to transactions using virtual currency”
“Must a taxpayer who receives virtual currency as payment for goods or services include in computing gross income the fair market value of the virtual currency?
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The Rise of Anti-Capitalism – NYTimes.com
The Internet of Things is a game-changing platform that enables an emerging collaborative commons to flourish alongside the capitalist market.” (J.Rifkin)—That reminds me of the Cooperative Commons Manifesto, which everyone sharing such ideas is warmly invited to subscribe!
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“Capitalist economies have been spectacularly efficient at enabling growing consumption of private goods, at least over the long run. When it comes to public goods – such as education, the environment, health care, and equal opportunity – the record is not quite as impressive, and the political obstacles to improvement have seemed to grow as capitalist economies have matured.”
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