IdeaMensch: An interview with Mark Allardyce
Article in IdeaMensch "Believe in yourself, not what others say or do"
Modern Clay: Our evolution from envelope to Envilope
Article in Medium The first envelopes were discovered by archaeologists Jacques de Morgan and Roland de Mecquenem in the early 20th century in the Middle East. They were later dated between 3500 and 3200 BC. Spherical and hollow, they were used to convey financial tokens utilized in private transactions between members of the ruling class and members of the wealthy elite.
The New Sunday Paper: Will the future of streaming arrive in an envelope
Article in Medium When I was a small child my entire family lived in the remote Southern Californian desert. Our only access to electronic media was a gargantuan satellite dish that delivered no less than five hundred channels of scrambled, hissing static. And for reasons I will never understand, it also delivered one unending crystal clear image of Country Music Television (which was of very little use to me, personally).
Forbes: Opening Up Envilope - The World's First Blockchain Based Postal Service
Article in Forbes Earlier this week there was probably the most invasive hack and breach of privacy of all time. Ancestry site MyHeritage announced that 92 million customers who had used its DNA testing service had been compromised and their data stolen.
