The Missing Cryptoqueen, book review: One coin to scam them all
Jamie Bartlett tells the gripping story of OneCoin -- an unholy marriage of three scams in one: a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme and a fake cryptocurrency.
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Money Men, book review: The anatomy of a notorious financial crime
Dan McCrum's sprawling narrative alternates between the history of Wirecard unearthed through interviews and documents, and the personal story of his investigations into the company.
Industry Unbound, book review: How the tech industry pays lip-service to data protection and privacy
Law professor Ari Ezra Waldman describes how he embedded himself in three tech companies in order to document how privacy laws play out in real-world practice.
Human-Centered AI, book review: A roadmap for people-first artificial intelligence
A focus on developing AI that helps people will dissolve much of the fear of lost jobs and machine control, argues Ben Shneiderman.
Four Internets, book review: Possible internet futures, and how to reconcile them
This book characterises today's internet along four axes, outlines the respective benefits and challenges, and explores how our digital future may develop.
Cogs and Monsters, book review: Retooling economics for a digital world
Cambridge academic Diane Coyle takes a critical look at mainstream economics, and explores the changes that are needed to align it with today's data-driven economy.
Don't Look Up, movie review: Smart, funny and depressing
A comet is about to cause an extinction-level event on Earth, whose inhabitants and leaders perversely look the other way, until it's too late.
Book review roundup: Five titles to keep you informed and entertained this holiday period
Blockchain explained in medieval manuscript form, the rise of Dungeons and Dragons, pixels and 'digital light', dystopian fiction, pre-internet nostalgia...take your pick.
Kings of Crypto, book review: How Coinbase helped to reshape the future of finance
Jeff John Roberts explores the world of cryptocurrencies, including the hacker-libertarian culture that produced them, the underlying technology, the conflicting motives of early adopters, and the passing craze for ICOs.
Work Without the Worker, book review: Microtasking, automation and the future of work
Poorly rewarded 'microworkers' underpin much of the digital world. Phil Jones examines this shadowy economy and explores how its denizens might organise in pursuit of a fairer deal.