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What you need to know about How To Avoid A Climate Disaster
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This Monday, we look how the ambitious ideas in Bill Gates' new book How To Avoid A Climate Disaster have been received.
Tools by " Maddyness
01.03.2021
What you need to know about How To Avoid A Climate Disaster
Crowdfunding now: two green ventures and a way to get half-time drinks in seconds
Every week, Maddyness brings you MaddyCrowd, revealing our selection of projects available on crowdfunding platforms. Here's this week's selection.
Tools by " Maddyness
27.02.2021
Crowdfunding now: two green ventures and a way to get half-time drinks in seconds
E-trucks, batteries and spinal implants – this week's investment round-up
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
News by " Maddyness
26.02.2021
Maddymoney startup investment-news
5 tips to get coverage for your startup (without using a PR agency)
Anyone who launches a business naturally wants others to know about it. No one wants their company to be the best kept secret or it’ll never grow to its full potential. This challenge is something I see every day, with new innovations and solutions being unveiled as often as the moon.
Tools by " Nick Braund
25.02.2021
5 tips to get coverage for your startup (without using a PR agency)
B Corps: bringing sustainable business ethics into governance
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save to bring readers fresh perspectives on sustainability. Today - in line with BrewDog's announcing its B Corp status – we look into whether the B Corp certification sets a good standard for green business or merely facilitates greenwashing.
Decoding by " Alice Attlee
25.02.2021
B Corps: bringing sustainable business ethics into governance
‘Truth is, there is no one who can do what I do’
As a startup scales, a complex organisation settles — one with too many meetings, where everything seems to be both urgent and important. Many people will tell you that joining a startup is like taking a bullet train in the face. Caroline Franczia, founder of Uppercut-First, looks to The Devil Wears Prada for answers.
Opinion by " Caroline Franczia
25.02.2021
‘Truth is, there is no one who can do what I do’
Stop sweeping corporate data breaches under the rug: Interview with Nathaniel Fried, cofounder of TurgenSec
Do you really have any idea how much of your data is publicly available – legally or illegally? TurgenSec helps people and organisations get to grips with how exposed they are, before offering an across-the-board cybersecurity package to remedy this exposure.
Portfolio by " Florence Wildblood
25.02.2021
Stop sweeping corporate data breaches under the rug: Interview with Nathaniel Fried, cofounder of TurgenSec
Jay-Z and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey Establish $24M Fund to Develop Bitcoin
Rapper-entrepreneur Jay-Z and Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square, teamed up to form a new Bitcoin fund, focused on developing the cryptocurrency’s adoption initially in Africa and India.
News by " January Barnes
24.02.2021
Bitcoin’s environmental footprint comes back into the spotlight
VOICE by Maddyness: Meet Sachin Raoul, cofounder of Blueheart
Our third guest on the VOICE by Maddyness podcast is Sachin, cofounder of Blueheart. Blueheart is providing digital sex therapy to the masses, helping users overcome sexual challenges and build healthier relationships.
Portfolio by " Florence Wildblood
24.02.2021
What’s the future of remote working?
The concept of work from home has struggled to gain traction for years. However, in the wake of the pandemic, millions of individuals around the globe found out ways to work remotely. They came up with a workplace environment not tethered to an office.
Opinion by " Evelyn Johnson
24.02.2021
The UK's position in the global quantum race is strong - we must be bold to lead the quantum revolution
In recent years, quantum computing has shifted from a distant possibility to a reality within touching distance. Areas with the potential to revolutionise the economy and society, investment has exponentially increased, and breakthroughs are now being announced more regularly.
Opinion by " Dr Graeme Malcom
23.02.2021
Using neuroscience against financial crime: Interview with Dexter Penn, CEO Kalgera
Working with geriatric patients as a doctor, Dexter Penn saw final years ruined by financial crime. On top of seeing patients throughout COVID-19, he created Kalgera to channel his clinical expertise into inclusive fintech.
Portfolio by " Florence Wildblood
23.02.2021
Why startups shouldn’t bet big on trends like videoconferencing
Don’t be fooled by catalysts masquerading as permanent economic shifts. I want to talk to you big-thinkers and you trend-chasers for this post. Because I’m one of you, and I want you to avoid the mistakes I’ve made and I keep seeing others make. Tread lightly around those market bubbles.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
23.02.2021
Why startups shouldn’t bet big on trends like videoconferencing
Bitcoin’s environmental footprint comes back into the spotlight
The electricity consumption of bitcoin mining is around 121.36 TWh annually – greater than Argentina's – according to research from Cambridge University. The value of bitcoin has been hitting record highs, bolstered by news Elon Musk’s Tesla has invested in the cryptocurrency. These price rises have encouraged bitcoin miners to ramp up mining – driving increased energy consumption. (BBC News)
Portfolio by " Curation
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22.02.2021
Bitcoin’s environmental footprint comes back into the spotlight
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