What happens in Vegas gets blogged in Vegas
By Dave Birch posted Oct 26 2012 at 6:27 PM[Dave Birch] Not only did I hear about the future of payments in Las Vegas, I saw some of it.
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[Dave Birch] Not only did I hear about the future of payments in Las Vegas, I saw some of it.
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[Dave Birch] In the long run, NFC will be better than QR. But the QR guys can compete if they start looking at security.
[Dave Birch] If shops and restaurants don't take cards, they should be required by law to display a prominent notice that effect, clearly visible to consumers considering entering.
[Dave Birch] Banks need to start building the next infrastructure as well as repairing the last one.
[Dave Birch] The ECB report on the cost of cash makes for interesting reading.
[Dave Birch] My thoughts on HM Treasury's strategic consultation on the future of the Payments Council.
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[Dave Birch] People on welfare benefits are the victims of identity theft.
[Dave Birch] I thoroughly enjoyed the Payments Forward debate about cash.
[Dave Birch] The world's first cashless country may not be Korea or Kenya.
[Dave Birch] Low-cost bank accounts are a lose-lose. Payment accounts could be a win-win.