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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

Article by James Field

London Blockchain Conference 2023: How to ‘eat your own dogfood’ with SignOnChain.id
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9 June, 2023

London Blockchain Conference 2023: How to ‘eat your own dogfood’ with SignOnChain.id

UNISOT's Stephan Nilsson and Abendum's Torje Vingen Sunde unveiled at the London Blockchain Conference 2023 stage their latest BSV-powered application...
Blockchain will be the backbone of AI and IoT—here’s why
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6 June, 2023

Blockchain will be the backbone of AI and IoT—here’s why

On Day 3 of the London Blockchain Conference, tech experts and entrepreneurs discussed the exciting possibilities of combining AI, IoT,...
London Blockchain Conference 2023: The state of play and what’s to come with CBDCs
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5 June, 2023

London Blockchain Conference 2023: The state of play and what’s to come with CBDCs

Just before lunch on Day 3 of the London Blockchain Conference, three industry experts treated the hungry crowd at the...
London Blockchain Conference 2023: Regulating the use of DLT in the gambling industry
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4 June, 2023

London Blockchain Conference 2023: Regulating the use of DLT in the gambling industry

Odhran Griffin, Systems Auditor at Malta Gaming Authority, explains how they are regulating the use of distributed ledger technology and...
London Blockchain Conference 2023: Stablecoins and not-so-stablecoins
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3 June, 2023

London Blockchain Conference 2023: Stablecoins and not-so-stablecoins

A panel on "stablecoins and digital currency" at the London Blockchain Conference 2023 saw three industry insiders share their two...
World Food Program’s ‘Building Blocks’ project wants to harness blockchain tech for humanitarian cooperation
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2 June, 2023

World Food Program’s ‘Building Blocks’ project wants to harness blockchain tech for humanitarian cooperation

Houman Haddad, Head of Emerging Technologies at the United Nations World Food Program, outlines a real-world humanitarian blockchain application at...

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