Where finance and media intersect with reality.
We continue to live in an utterly polarised media landscape. The West, according to Russia, has become obsessed with hyping up war… (exhibit A) While
First a quick note to apologise for lack of content the last couple of days. I’ve been struck by a bad case of sinusitis (but
(I think I will be adding occassional commentary notes to this aggregation. Also, just to clarify, the idea behind the title is that it’s a
A few days ago, I was speaking to someone with links to Washington, who noted that if and when tensions between the West and Russia/China
I’m going to aim to publish this aggregation post relatively regularly, probably in the mornings from now on. For now I’m just getting into the
The TLDR: Rogan’s mass appeal — much larger than that of the legacy media — feels like a market breakdown. It simply shouldn’t be happening.
This will eventually become a regular aggregation post. But for now it wll be a little sporadic. In any case here’s the stuff that has
Yes really. In the brave bold world of crypto, pancake swaps are now a thing. A close collaborator drew my attention to them having recently
TLDR; I just discovered Skynet is actually a thing. But it turns out it’s been a thing since 1969. Those who have subscribed to my
Major scenes at Bloomberg overnight after someone accidentally published a headline saying Russia had invaded Ukraine. When it had not. The New York Post cites
Simply incredible stuff from the BoE’s Andrew Bailey yesterday (a.k.a Thursday). Is it really truly conceivable that Bailey hasn’t come across how and why Diocletian’s
In the 20 odd years I’ve been a journalist, technological advances have massively impacted how reporting happens. When I started at the Warsaw Business Journal