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The financial sector kicked off earnings season this week with a cascade of reports from the nation’s biggest banks. We saw results from JPMorgan, the sprawling financial services giant, along with Citi, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, providing crucial insights into consumer and commercial banking health. These heavy hitters, joined by investment banking powerhouses Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, set the tone for the broader market as investors scrutinize their latest quarterly performances for signs of economic resilience or looming challenges. This initial wave of fi...
2026-01-1600 min
Morning BriefWhat unemployment, 'stagnant' labor market mean for Fed rate cutsMorning Brief host Julie Hyman and Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre track several of Friday's top trending stock tickers, including Meta (META), Oklo (OKLO), Vistra (VST), Rio Tinto (RIO), Glencore (GLNCY), and Intel (INTC). The US added 50,000 jobs in the month of December, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), below the Bloomberg estimate of 70,000 non-farm payrolls. Additionally, the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.4% — down from the revised November reading of 4.5% (was originally 4.6%)— while average hourly earnings rose 0.3%. Morning Brief Anchor Julie Hyman reports on the breaking labor data, alongside RSM Chief Economist Joe Brus...
2026-01-0948 min
Chaos Computer Club - recent audio-only feedAll Sorted by Machines of Loving Grace? "AI", Cybernetics, and Fascism and how to Intervene (39c3)While the extreme right is on the rise in many countries and climate change is unrolling, a promising future seems to be written: According to Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and some other “tech bros” it is to leave the dying planet to go to space. With the help of something called “A(G)I”.
But what kind of future is the one that is promised? And what is the connection between power cycles of tech company owners and people who's believes can be called fascist? As we moved power through data in the hands of very view, it is important to exami...
2025-12-2738 minChaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality)All Sorted by Machines of Loving Grace? "AI", Cybernetics, and Fascism and how to Intervene (39c3)While the extreme right is on the rise in many countries and climate change is unrolling, a promising future seems to be written: According to Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and some other “tech bros” it is to leave the dying planet to go to space. With the help of something called “A(G)I”.
But what kind of future is the one that is promised? And what is the connection between power cycles of tech company owners and people who's believes can be called fascist? As we moved power through data in the hands of very view, it is important to exami...
2025-12-2738 minChaos Computer Club - recent events feed (low quality)All Sorted by Machines of Loving Grace? "AI", Cybernetics, and Fascism and how to Intervene (39c3)While the extreme right is on the rise in many countries and climate change is unrolling, a promising future seems to be written: According to Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and some other “tech bros” it is to leave the dying planet to go to space. With the help of something called “A(G)I”.
But what kind of future is the one that is promised? And what is the connection between power cycles of tech company owners and people who's believes can be called fascist? As we moved power through data in the hands of very view, it is important to exami...
2025-12-2738 minChaos Computer Club - recent events feedAll Sorted by Machines of Loving Grace? "AI", Cybernetics, and Fascism and how to Intervene (39c3)While the extreme right is on the rise in many countries and climate change is unrolling, a promising future seems to be written: According to Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and some other “tech bros” it is to leave the dying planet to go to space. With the help of something called “A(G)I”.
But what kind of future is the one that is promised? And what is the connection between power cycles of tech company owners and people who's believes can be called fascist? As we moved power through data in the hands of very view, it is important to exami...
2025-12-2738 min
The World Crypto ReportSoFi and Openbank Launch Trading Platforms, Coinbase Backs Away from BVNK, and China Makes a Big Accusation | November 12, 2025SoFi has launched direct digital asset trading to its millions of US members, becoming the first national bank to do so (1:20). In Europe, Santander's Openbank is following a similar path in Spain, rolling out a new service that is fully compliant with the continent's new MiCA regulations (3:03). In M&A news, Coinbase has abruptly backed out of a $2 billion deal to acquire stablecoin startup BVNK, even as the race for payment infrastructure heats up with competitors like Mastercard (4:33). Finally, we cover the escalating digital tensions between China and the US, as Beijing accuses the Justice Department of...
2025-11-1209 minThe World Crypto ReportTrump Media Partners with Crypto.com, Trump Jr. Joins Polymarket, Trump's Commerce Secretary Plans Blockchain Stats, and Trump's CFTC Is Down to Its Last Commissioner | August 27, 2025Trump Media joins forces with Crypto.com and Yorkville Acquisition to launch a CRO-based digital asset strategy aimed at reshaping Truth Social's rewards system (1:10). Polymarket secures investment from 1789 Capital and adds Donald Trump Jr. to its advisory board (2:54). The U.S. Commerce Department's announces that it will publish economic data "on the blockchain," (4:22) and the CFTC is running low on filled leadership positions as Commissioner Kristin Johnson steps down (5:42). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what's next in money. More on stories and articles discussed or referenced in this episode: ...
2025-08-2708 minThe World Crypto ReportThe DEA's Digital Sting, South Korea's Lending Time-Out, Wyoming's Historic New Stablecoin, and Tether's Notable New Hire | August 20, 2025The DEA targets a Colombian cartel with a covert crypto laundering sting (1:29), South Korea orders an abrupt halt to crypto lending services (3:08), Wyoming launches the first U.S. state-issued stablecoin (4:43), and Tether makes a strategic hire as it eyes U.S. expansion (6:12). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what's next in money. More on stories and articles discussed or referenced in this episode: Brewster, Thomas. "The Wiretap: The DEA Laundered $19 Million of Cartel Drug Money into Cash and Crypto." Forbes, 19 August 2025, https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2025/08/19/the-wiretap-the-dea-laundered-19-million-of-cartel-drug-money-into-cash-and-crypto/.
2025-08-2009 minThe World Crypto ReportCrypto Gains Ground: Gallup Data, Kraken Founder Cleared, Telegram Expands, and PNC and Coinbase Team Up | July 23, 2025New Gallup data shows 14% of U.S. adults now own digital assets. But risk perception and limited understanding still weigh heavily on broader adoption. We break down those numbers (1:01), track the DOJ's decision to drop its case against Kraken founder Jesse Powell (2:33), and look at how Telegram's new wallet is pushing crypto deeper into the mainstream (4:15). Plus, PNC Bank joins forces with Coinbase, signaling just how far traditional finance is leaning into crypto (5:45). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what's next in money. More on stories and articles discussed or referenced in...
2025-07-2308 minThe World Crypto ReportCongress Comes Through, Trump Targets Retirement Accounts, and Tether Takes on Global Commodities Trade | July 18, 2025Congress just passed the most significant crypto legislation in U.S. history—creating the first federal rules for stablecoins and mapping the regulatory terrain around the SEC and CFTC (0:54). President Trump is set to open 401(k) retirement plans to crypto and other alternative assets (2:29). Hackers have already stolen over $2 billion in 2025, with North Korea behind the biggest breach yet (3:59). And Tether is going beyond crypto, buying into Latin American agriculture and pushing USDT into global trade (5:37). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what's next in money. More on stories and articles discussed or...
2025-07-1808 minThe World Crypto ReportCrypto Clash Continues in Congress, Big Banks to Build Stablecoins, and JPMorgan Tightens Data Access | July 17, 2025The future of crypto legislation is on hold as lawmakers clash over a central bank digital currency ban (1:04). Meanwhile, Wall Street is preparing its stablecoin play (2:48), and JPMorgan puts pressure on fintechs by charging for data access (4:43). Plus, a Chinese activist launches a meme coin for political resistance (6:26). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what's next in money. More on stories and articles discussed or referenced in this episode: Inside Congress Live: Crypto Standoff Drags On. Jasper Goodman, Politico. https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/07/16/congress/crypto-standoff-drags-on-00458662 ...
2025-07-1709 min
半拿铁 | 商业沉浮录No.48 车库中诞生的惠普和二战中诞生的计算机主播｜刘飞 潇磊接续之前说过的埋下的大坑，咱们继续来聊计算机和互联网的历史。本期是圣克拉拉神话系列的第一期。这次我们的故事将从加州的一个小镇说起。围绕这个小镇，出现了太多值得书写的故事。无论是斯坦福大学的崛起，还是车库里创造的商业神话，都将在半个世纪后对全世界产生深刻的影响。圣克拉拉有哪些天时地利人和？早期的车库创业故事是谁奠定的？为什么说计算机的诞生背后有很多父亲，并不只是冯诺依曼和图灵的努力成果？圣克拉拉又走出了哪位影响硅谷历史的诺贝尔奖得主？正是：斯坦福毕业车库里发家计算机诞生父亲一大把肖克利辞职狠了心创业回家计算机风云还得看圣克拉拉-来杯半拿铁，咱们边喝，边唠。时间轴：04:09 介绍一下圣克拉拉郡以及圣何塞城的历史09:14 第一章：斯坦福好哥们儿12:49 惠普“祖师爷”弗雷德·特曼出场17:14 惠普的诞生和发展21:24 特曼在斯坦福大学产学研结合探索实践道路上做出的重要贡献31:24 第二章：计算机父亲列传32:24 莱布尼茨小传36:21 乔治布尔小传36:59 赫尔曼·霍勒瑞斯小传及IBM的诞生43:01 康拉德·楚泽小传50:16 乔治•斯蒂比茨小传52:34 霍华德·艾肯小传58:52 阿塔纳索夫小传1:01:03 約翰·皮斯普·埃克特&莫奇利小传1:06:39 冯诺依曼小传1:10:53 第三章：肖克利与晶体管斯坦福一家人：诞生了惠普的那间车库：霍勒瑞斯的人口普查卡片：霍勒瑞斯的制表机：楚泽在客厅里完成的 Z1：Z1 复制品的结构标注：跟 IBM 闹掰了的哈佛大学项目成果：Mark I第一台现代计算机 ENIAC值得被历史铭记的 ENIAC 最初的 6 位女性程序员部分参考资料：《硅谷百年史》阿伦·拉奥 (Arun Rao)等Silicon_Valley.WikipediaStanford University.Wikipedia弗雷德里克·特曼.WikipediaDavid_Packard.Wikipedia戈特弗里德·莱布尼茨.WikipediaHerman_Hollerith.WikipediaKonrad_ZuseJohn_von_Neumann.Wikipedia《浪潮之巅》吴军《计算机简史》 [英] 马丁·坎贝尔–凯利 / [美] 威廉·阿斯普雷《中国惠普20年历程》必胜网Women Proto-Programmers Get Thei
2023-04-261h 19
The Road to NowCryptocurrency: A Brief History w/ David HollerithWhen Bitcoin launched in January 2009, few people took it seriously and even fewer had the means to mine, buy or spend it. By the end of 2021, the Pew Research Center reported that 16% of Americans had held cryptocurrency and 86% had heard of it. Despite all of this, many of us remain perplexed by the topic, so Ben and Bob invited Yahoo! Finance's David Hollerith to join us for a conversation about the origins and potential of crypto. We hope this helps! David Hollerith is a senior reporter at Yahoo! Finance who covers cryptocurrency. To keep up on his...
2022-08-221h 04
Bitcoin AudibleCryptoQuikRead_349 - The Rise of SIM Swapping [David Hollerith]"For the better part of the last decade, the combination of these two practices has given rise to an increasing number of SIM swap attacks ending in the theft of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies." - David Hollerith
Another piece from BitcoinMagazine.com, this one by author and podcast host David Hollerith, that breaks down the risks and details of SIM swap attacks and how you may be vulnerable to losing your bitcoins, simply by revealing your phone number. Don't miss this piece detailing out the attack, and listing out the Do's and Don'ts of Bitcoin security.
2020-02-0757 min
Bitcoin AudibleCryptoChat_029 - With David Hollerith & the Bitcoin Magazine PodcastDon't forget to check out the Bitcoin Magazine Podcast and follow Dave on Twitter!
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• Does Bitcoin Need Accountants? (audio)
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• Cryptoconomy website
• Bitcoin Time Traveller (audio)
• Bitcoin Is Worse Is Better (audio)
• The Sovereign Individual
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2019-12-1850 min
Bitcoin Magazine PodcastWeekly Bits #3: The WTV Takedown and How Darknet Markets Rely on BitcoinIn this Bitcoin Magazine Weekly Bits podcast episode, editor Peter Chawaga and content creator David Hollerith add broader context to the takedown of darknet marketplace WTV, talking about the wider darknet reliance on bitcoin, the challenges of writing an article about such an obfuscated place and more. Resources: Darknet Markets Can't Live With —or Without—Bitcoin
2019-10-3023 min
Distributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #20 - Bitcoin, Terrorism and National SecurityDave and Grahm are back after licking their wounds from their failed ICO, KrabCoin, to discuss the geopolitical implications of cryptocurrencies with ex-CIA economics and counter-terrorism analyst Yaya Fanusie. From Fanusie's perspective there are two clear narratives about terrorist financing with cryptocurrency; and neither of them are correct. ------ Resources: Yaya's Bio Rhythm of Wisdom Podcast Jihadists Upping Their Bitcoin Game Steven Stalinsky's Op-Ed ------ Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.le...
2019-05-0800 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #19 - Shine On You Crazy KrabCoinDave and Grahm have a new side hustle, Shiny Krabs™, a Delaware-based LLC that sells bedazzling kits made especially for pet hermit crabs. After immediate success convincing each other, they decide it's time to raise money for the biz. They have a securities lawyer on the show to get free unofficial legal advice on how to launch an ICO, and along the way they learn one or two things about crypto regulations, the SEC and how a securitized token offering might work. Stay tuned through the end for an exclusive Shiny Krabs lounge jam. Marc Adesso is a s...
2019-03-2200 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #18 - The Fintech State and Gas Station HoagiesDelaware has a long history of being an innovative place. Back in 1767, it became the first state to ratify the American constitution. Today, it carries unique advantages for businesses of all shapes and sizes. Tomorrow it could become America’s Fintech and Crypto capital. In this episode we learn about all things Delaware and interview John Collins, co-founder of The First State Fintech Lab and host of the podcast, Finance Rewired. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us o...
2019-03-0100 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #17 - Low Hanging FruitMany companies in the healthcare sector have been exploring how blockchain technology can upend long-standing processes that have bogged down the system for decades. However, a lot of them are attempting to tackle major, big-picture issues that could take decades to accomplish with a budding technology. So we asked our guests, "What's something tangible that could be accomplished in the near future?" This episode explores those responses, with a little help and humor from Dave and Grahm. Enjoy! Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for mo...
2019-02-1500 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #16 - Amazon, Nashville and the Future of HealthcareNashville has long been the center of the healthcare industry and with Amazon's announcement to establish a 5000 job branch there, it's no secret that they could potentially expand their already dominant services into the healthcare sector. Such a move would not only create more jobs but also stimulate local and state economies, as well as potentially bring in more tech-related industries, some of which are utilizing blockchain technology. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @DistributedDD. ...
2019-02-0800 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #15 - Bitcoin, Psychedelics and the Fight Against PTSDOn this episode of Distributed Dialogues Dave, Grahm and Rick explore a non-traditional approach to treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: psychedelic drugs. Traditional methods of treating PTSD have left much to be desired, not only by those who suffer from it, but from their loved ones as well. This has led to a growing number of people exploring experimental treatments, including many who travel great distances for ayahuasca ceremonies. While these techniques still have a long way to go to reach a mainstream audience, the numbers on their effectiveness don't lie. One such research center is The Multidisciplinary Association...
2019-02-0100 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #14 - A Quiet CrisisOn average, 130 people die every day from an opioid overdose. How did it get this bad? In this episode, the guys break down the opioid crisis and what role blockchain technology might play in the fight against it. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @DistributedDD. Theme music provided by: David Berges (www.pond5.com) Additional music provided by: Trent Ubben Episode Sponsors: Accenture, The Bitcoin 2019 Conference, Butcherbox Special Off...
2019-01-2100 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #13 - Drug Supply ChainsCounterfeit drugs in the pharmaceutical supply chain are a serious issue, with 1 in 10 medical products in lower or middle income countries being counterfeit. In this episode, we explore how blockchain technology can help fight, or at least reduce, the amount of counterfeit drugs making their way to consumers. Special guest include pharma supply chain experts Dr. Tim Mackey of UC San Diego and Susanne Summerville of Chronicled. Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @DistributedDD. The...
2019-01-1400 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #12 - Robot On My ShoulderArtificial intelligence is a big term, it's often misused and applies to a number of different applications and industries. It's also very polarizing and people usually fall into one of two camps; either they're wild fanboys about it or terrified beyond the capacity for rational thought. In this episode, we pay tribute to our AI overlords and focus on how AI can make the healthcare industry more efficient and, fingers crossed, maybe save us all a bit of money. Theme music provided by: David Berges (www.pond5.com) Additional music provided by: Trent Ubben
2018-12-1700 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #11 - The Data Death StarData could quite possibly be the buzz-word of the 21st century. This is especially true in terms of health data, which is what this episode is all about. As a topic, health data is a behemoth not unlike the Death Star; so, we spend time in this episode pulling it apart piece by piece, and in the end, we may just have a happy ending via a hard to find thermal exhaust port. Theme music provided by: David Berges and pond5, available at www.pond5.com. Additional music provided by Trent Ubben. Distributed Dialogues is...
2018-12-1000 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #10 - Rebalancing The EquationWelcome to Season Three of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Distributed: Health conference in Nashville, Tennessee, which brought healthcare professionals and tech innovators together to begin tackling some of the major issues plaguing the American Healthcare System today. In each episode we’ll be talking with some of the leading voices in the industry, covering how decentralized technology influences artificial intelligence, the opioid crisis, data privacy, and even the use of psychedelics for treating PTSD. This episode is called “Rebalancing The Equation”; in it, we take a look at the complicated history of American Healthc...
2018-12-0300 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #9 - The Devil's ExcrementWelcome to Season Two of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Human Rights Foundation’s Oslo Freedom Forum, focusing on the intersection between human rights and decentralized technology. In each episode we’ll tell stories where basic human rights have been jeopardized, then present ways in which decentralized technology might serve as a tool for overcoming these challenges. This episode is called “The Devil's Excrement”; in it, we bring you the reality of Venezuela's authoritarian government, what life is like under the veil, and what promises crypto may hold to unlocking a brighter future. Music...
2018-11-1200 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #8 - The Great FirewallWelcome to Season Two of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Human Rights Foundation’s Oslo Freedom Forum, focusing on the intersection between human rights and decentralized technology. In each episode we’ll tell stories where basic human rights have been jeopardized, then present ways in which decentralized technology might serve as a tool for overcoming these challenges. This episode is called “The Great Firewall”; in it, we bring you the story of how, for better or worse, technological innovations and the rule of law have influenced China's cultural present and past. Music provided...
2018-10-2900 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #7 - Cambodia and the Fall of its Free PressWelcome to Season Two of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Human Rights Foundation’s Oslo Freedom Forum, focusing on the intersection between human rights and decentralized technology. In each episode we’ll tell stories where basic human rights have been jeopardized, then present ways in which decentralized technology might serve as a tool for overcoming these challenges. This episode is called “Cambodia and the Fall of its Free Press”; in it, we bring you the story of Cambodia’s civil war and its current need for citizen journalists. Music provided by: David Berges and...
2018-10-2200 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues EP #6 - Government and RegulationDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. What are the risks and rewards of government involvement in the crypto space? For enterprises, there are little to no regulatory hurdles. They essentially use blockchain technology as a new type of data system. On the other hand, the government’s intended role has been to prevent nefarious activity, scams and any kind of pandemic economic crises...
2018-09-0700 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues Episode #4 The EastDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. With the advent of bitcoin, the idea of a global currency, not unlike the credits of Star Wars came into focus as a reality. People from opposite ends of the globe, and without any greedy intermediaries (looking at you banks & Western Union) could exchange verifiable digital money for goods and services. Crypto established one of the firs...
2018-09-0400 minDistributed DialoguesDistributed Dialogues Episode #4 New MarketsDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. What if you could make money trading on the outcome of the next presidential election? How would one go about selling rental properties, TV shows or oil through a blockchain? And what exactly does it mean to be leading the race towards enterprise adoption of blockchain technology? As people begin to look at the many ways that...
2018-08-2400 minDistributed DialoguesDD Episode #3 - Privacy & TrustDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. As a currency, Bitcoin is not controlled or supported by a third party entity such as a bank or government. And while the idea of everyone using a currency that no one controls can seem chaotic and counterintuitive, many people see it as the best alternative to the internet’s current paradigm. Recently, it’s been ma...
2018-08-1000 minDistributed DialoguesDD Episode #2 - Checks and BalancesDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. In this episode we hear from a human rights activist and an early internet software pioneer, about how blockchain technology could check and balance power. In between, we talk with flux, an open source blockchain-based project that wants to revolutionize agriculture.
2018-08-0700 minDistributed DialoguesDD Episode #1 - Crypto JournalismDistributed Dialogues is a collaborative show between the Let’s Talk Bitcoin Network and Distributed magazine. In each episode we’ll introduce you to people who are using blockchain technology to change the way we interact with the world around us. In this episode we will hear from two journalists, Laura Shin and Aaron Van Wirdum, about how they see and think about the ethics of their profession. In between, we will hear a sponsored interview with Jarrod Dicker, CEO of Po.et., a decentralized protocol for content creators to use for ownership and the monetization of crea...
2018-08-0100 min
Bletchley ParkE45 - Punch Cards, Porridge and a PittanceApril 2016
This episode of the Bletchley Park Podcast, Punch Cards, Porridge and a Pittance, celebrates five years since Bletchley Park’s Oral History project began in earnest.
This rich archive has grown to more than three hundred interviews and this month we begin to celebrate its fifth anniversary, by sharing the very first interview that was carried out under its auspices.
Doris Marshall, nee Phillips, lived just outside the boundaries of Bletchley Park and her family welcomed a number of billetees who worked for the Government Code and Cypher School. They suggested to he...
2016-04-1146 min
Efemerides PodcastEpisodio 11. Semana del 29 de Febrero al 6 de Marzo29 de Febrero de 1860. Nace Herman Hollerith, Inventor de una máquina estadística de tarjetas perforadas.
1 de Marzo de 1904. Nace Glenn Miller.
2 de Marzo de 1657. En Tokio sucede el Gran Incendio de Meireki.
3 de Marzo de 1933. Nace Alfredo Landa.
4 de Marzo de 1977. Sale de fábrica la supercomputadora Cray-1.
5 de Marzo de 1940. Nace Django.
6 de Marzo de 1870. Muere José Rodríguez Losada, relojero.
2016-02-2944 min