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David G.W. Birch is a Director of Consult Hyperion, the IT management consultancy that specialises in electronic transactions. Here he provides specialist consultancy support to clients around the world, including all of the leading payment brands, major telecommunications providers, governments bodies and international organisations including the OECD. Before helping to found Consult Hyperion in 1986, he spent several years working as a consultant in Europe, the Far East and North America. He graduated from the University of Southampton with a B.Sc (Hons.) in Physics.
He has lectured to MBA level on the impact of new information and communications technologies, contributed to publications ranging from the Parliamentary IT Review to Prospect and Financial World. He wrote a Guardian column for many years. He is a media commentator on electronic business issues and has appeared on BBC television and radio, Sky and other channels around the world.
Dave is the Chair of Consult Hyperion's annual Digital Money Forum, the subject of this podcast.
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These opinions are my own (I think) and presented solely in my capacity as an interested member of the general public [posted with ecto]
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These opinions are my own (I think) and presented solely in my capacity as an interested member of the general public [posted with ecto]
Detlev S. Schlichter is an author and Austrian School Economist. After twenty years in investment management, he wrote his first book Paper Money Collapse – The Folly of Elastic Money and the Coming Monetary Breakdown which was published by John Wiley & Sons in September 2011. In this podcast he discusses the book and the likely future of money.
You can download this and other podcasts in both podcast (MPEG4) and sound-only (MP3) format from the Consult Hyperion podcast page, where you can also subscribe to the podcast RSS feed. If you have iTunes, you can find the podcasts in the iTunes Store: just search for "Consult Hyperion" in the podcasts area and you can click and subscribe. Alternatively, you can click on this iTunes link.
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These opinions are my own (I think) and presented solely in my capacity as an interested member of the general public [posted with ecto]
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These opinions are my own (I think) and presented solely in my capacity as an interested member of the general public [posted with ecto]
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These opinions are my own (I think) and presented solely in my capacity as an interested member of the general public [posted with ecto]
