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Bitcoin rises 8pc after Citi backing Michael Cogley, James Cook, Laurence Dodds © Provided by The Telegraph Bitcoin - AFP The price of Bitcoin has risen as much as 8.2pc following a Citi report that suggested the cryptocurrency could play a major role in the global financial system Bitcoin could become “the currency of choice for international trade,” a paper published by the investment bank’s Global Perspectives & Solutions group said. It added that Bitcoin could experience a “massive transformation” that catapults it into mainstream usage.That sent the price of ...

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Download 9.75 MB Small, regional news outlets are not yet reaping the benefits of the Government's media bargaining code, despite the code's aims to 'level the playing field' between news companies and tech giants. The Country Press Association, which represents 160 regional, independent newspapers around the country, has not yet been offered a deal from either Facebook or Google. Country news outlets are concerned that they aren't getting a slice of the media bargaining pie, despite their importance in regional and rural communities. Guest: Lee O'Connor, Editor of the Coonamble Times newsp...

The Australian Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, was unconvincing in his efforts to summon up courage. The Australian government had been left reeling in the wake of Facebook's decision to scrap and block Australians from sharing and posting news items on hosted pages. The company's target of opprobrium: the News Media Bargaining Code. The Code's ostensible purpose is to address the inequalities in the news market place by pushing digital giants and news outlets into reaching commercial deals. Failing to do so will lead to final offer arbitration between the parties, where the independent arbitrato...