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Pete Rizzo, a Founder of ACJR, to Moderate "The Great Ordinal Debate" at Bitcoin2023 Conference, May 19 in Miami - Vimarsana News

Pete Rizzo, a Founder of ACJR, to Moderate "The Great Ordinal Debate" at Bitcoin2023 Conference, May 19 in Miami

Pete Rizzo, a founder of the Association of Cryptocurrency Journalists and Researchers (ACJR) will moderate "The Great Ordinal Debate" panel discussion at...

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CoinDesk Had a 'Stash' of BTC, and Other Stories Told by Consensus OG Joon Ian Wong - Vimarsana News

CoinDesk Had a 'Stash' of BTC, and Other Stories Told by Consensus OG Joon Ian Wong

The consultant and conference organizer discusses meeting a level-headed Brian Armstrong, the rise of the "blockchain not bitcoin" slogan and how crypto is a counterweight, in an interview with CoinDesk.

Nikhilesh De | CoinDesk Author - Vimarsana News

Nikhilesh De | CoinDesk Author

Nikhilesh De is CoinDesk's managing editor for global policy and regulation. He owns marginal amounts of bitcoin and ether.

The Agenda podcast chats crypto, media and ethics with Molly Jane Zuckerman - Vimarsana News

The Agenda podcast chats crypto, media and ethics with Molly Jane Zuckerman

Does crypto media need a code of ethics? The Agenda podcast explores the topic with Molly Jane Zuckerman.

Crypto PR: The good, the bad and the shoddy – Cointelegraph Magazine - Vimarsana News

Crypto PR: The good, the bad and the shoddy – Cointelegraph Magazine

Like most crypto journalists, Will Foxley has a horror story about a bad encounter he had with a dodgy PR person. The former tech reporter at CoinDesk recalls being embarrassed in his first few days on the job after he relied on bad information fed to him in an announcement. “I got burned by a bad PR agent within, like, two or three weeks on the job, where they gave me false press release information,” he says. “I didn’t quite verify it enough and then got called out by one of the higher industry people. That’s like the quickest way to ruin your relationship with a journalist.”