Media
The Bitcoin Narrative and the Media
Peter McCormack, host of the popular podcast "What Bitcoin Did," discusses his take on the differences between the bitcoin narrative in U.S. media versus U.K. media and whether there is pressure from the crypto community to report certain views. "If you're not pissing people off, you're not doing your job properly," McCormack said. Plus, insights into project Bitcoin Beach on the heels of his meeting with President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele.
Meet the Host of ‘The Breakdown’ Helping Bring Crypto Awareness to the Masses
Nathaniel Whittemore, also known as NLW, shares insights into hosting CoinDesk's flagship podcast "The Breakdown" and what he hopes to achieve with the show in the future. Plus, his take on crypto regulatory discussions heating up among U.S. lawmakers and thoughts on crypto coverage in mainstream media.
Real Vision Raises $35M in Bid to Shake Up Financial Media
Raoul Pal’s mini media empire is wooing TradFi stalwarts and crypto maxis alike.
What Coinbase’s Media Play Means for Crypto
Coinbase's apparent move into media is part of a trend of crypto companies developing their own content. Is this a good thing for the industry?
Forbes' Would-Be Acquirer Outlines Blockchain Media Strategy
A prospective buyer of Forbes, Patrick McConlogue’s Borderless Services wants to take the storied business publication full crypto.
Time Now Accepts Crypto as Digital Subscription Payment
The 98-year-old magazine is the latest media brand to expand into the cryptocurrency space.
Mix of Old, Wrong and Dubious 'News' Scares Rookie Investors, Fuels Crypto Selloff
Investors had already had a weak appetite for risk thanks to the coming partial ban on crypto in Turkey.
Crypto Is Still the Frontier for Journalism
An interview with ERC-20 co-creator Simon de la Rouviere about his new media project combining NFTs, DAOs and cryptocurrency.
The Node: NFTs Made It to ‘Then They Mock You’ Even Faster Than Bitcoin Did
When rarefied art critics sneer at non-fungible tokens, it’s not about art. It’s about instructing the in-group what they should and should not care about.
