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    Google, Facebook, and the Legal Mess Over Face Scanning

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    Paying Taxes in Bitcoin: Retailer Overstock Says It Will Pay Ohio Using Digital Money

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    ‘Party Like it’s 1923’: New Out-of-Copyright Works and Where to Find Them

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    Coinbase to Pay Users to Try Crypto Assets

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    Chinese Hackers Stole Diplomatic Cables, Report Says. Here’s How They Did It

    By Jeff John Roberts and Robert Hackett
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    CEO of Blockchain Startup Digital Asset Steps Down in Surprise Departure

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    Hackers Breach Dozens of Local Government Payment Portals to Steal Credit Card Data

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    Waiting for Apple’s Blockchain: How iTokens Would Benefit the News Industry and Consumers

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  • The Ledger

    The Ledger: Waiting for Apple’s Blockchain, the Crypto Czar and More Basis Fallout

    By Robert Hackett, Jeff John Roberts, and others
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    Hertz and Clear Bring Facial Recognition to the Rental Car Industry

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    Crypto Exchange Gemini Launches Long-Awaited App

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    The Ledger: New York’s Final BitLicense Answer, Hardware Wallet Reviews, Crypto Art

    By Robert Hackett, Jeff John Roberts, and others
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    How to Use a Crypto Hardware Wallet: Review of the Ledger Nano S and Trezor Model T

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    Forcing Facebook to Behave: Why Consent Decrees Are Not Enough

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  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg attends the Viva Tech startup and technology gathering on May 24, 2018 in Paris.Tech

    Data Sheet—Forcing Facebook to Behave

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