E-Money (That's What I Want)

Url http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.12/emoney.html Description Article that discusses the inevitability of digital money. Random Quote (none)
E-Money (That's What I Want) The killer application for electronic networks isn't video-on-demand. It's going to hit you where it really matters - in your wallet. It's, not only going to revolutionize the Net, it will change the global economy. Clouds gather over Amsterdam as I ride into the city Keywords Wired, 2, 12, E, Money, That, s, What, I, Want Category Money Management > Electronic Cash Contact Name Email

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1. E-Money (That's What I Want)

Article that discusses the inevitability of digital money.
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E-Money (That's What I Want) The killer application for electronic networks isn't video-on-demand. It's going to hit you where it really matters - in your wallet. It's, not only going to revolutionize the Net, it will change the global economy. Clouds gather over Amsterdam as I ride into the city

2. Full Text of David Chaum's Congressional Speech

1995 testimony by an e-cash expert before U.S. Congress, discussing various issues concerning digital money and electronic payments.
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From: "Marcel van der Peijl" Organization: DigiCash bv Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1995 15:05:44 +0100 Subject: Full text of David Chaum's Congressional speech Here's the full text of the speech David Chaum gave in his Congressional hearing. I will also make it available for online reading on our web
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3. The Future of Money

An interview with Walter Wriston about money, the economy, and the digital era.
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He used to be the most powerful banker in the world. Now he's talking like a cypherpunk. An amazingly frank interview with Walter Wriston about money, the economy, and the digital era. He used to be the most powerful banker in the world. Now he's talking like a cypherpunk. An amazingly frank Wired

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