Paul Vigna
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Paul Vigna schrijft over economie en de beurs voor The Wall Street Journal. Samen met Michael J. Casey schrijft hij het veelbezochte blog BitBeat, dat de wereld van virtueel geld op de voet volgt.
Paul Vigna schrijft over economie en de beurs voor The Wall Street Journal. Samen met Michael J. Casey schrijft hij het veelbezochte blog BitBeat, dat de wereld van virtueel geld op de voet volgt.
Boeken van Paul Vigna
Michael J. Casey
Paul Vigna
Michael J Casey
The Age of Cryptocurrency
An in-depth explanation of how bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies work, their potential for good and bad, and how this is likely to affect you as a citizen, government, business, and global geopolitics.
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Paul Vigna
The Truth Machine
From the authors of the fascinating The Age of Cryptocurrency, comes the definitive work on the Internet’s next big thing: the blockchain.Many of the ‘legacy systems’ once designed to make our lives easier and our economy more efficient are no longer up to the task; big banks have grown more entrenched, privacy exists only until the next hack, and credit card fraud has become a fact of life.
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Paul Vigna
Guts
The first ultimate fans’ guide to the hit TV show The Walking Dead—celebrating its popularity, depth as a genre, and cultural resonance—from resident Wall Street Journal Walking Dead columnist Paul Vigna
In the seven years that it’s been on the air, The Walking Dead averages about 13 million viewers a week, and regularly hits 16 and 17 million—numbers unheard of for a cable show. Meer
In the seven years that it’s been on the air, The Walking Dead averages about 13 million viewers a week, and regularly hits 16 and 17 million—numbers unheard of for a cable show. Meer
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The Almightier
The complete story of how we came to worship money, and how we can stop greed from destroying everything.
The pursuit of wealth is considered an essential function of human nature, and greed is an unspoken civic virtue. Meer
The pursuit of wealth is considered an essential function of human nature, and greed is an unspoken civic virtue. Meer