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New courses will study the origins of Bitcoin, and its surprisingly varied potential applications. 
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Not to be outdone by Stanford, MIT Media Lab has announced its own course to inspire bitcoin's young talent.
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Michael Casey, the co-author of The Age Of Cryptocurrency is leaving a senior columnist position at the Wall Street Journal to work at MIT Media Lab as Senior..
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Bitcoin doesn’t have to replace government-backed money to improve the way we do business online. Via Roland Schegg
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Despite a big increase in the number of merchants accepting Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency doesn’t have much momentum in retail transactions.
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In November MIT undergraduates who signed up for the MIT Bitcoin Project each received the equivalent of $100 in the cryptocurrency. Now that they have it, they are beginning to develop innovative ways to use it, MIT Spectrum reports.
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Amid the frenzied construction and polished towers of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, more than 300 students, faculty and community members gathered to hear about what many at the MIT Bitcoin Expocalled the world’s first bitcoin economy.
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