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Rideshare drivers are targeting the dynamism and openness that has characterized peer-to-peer trade. (FCPP)

February 10, 2019

Classifying Uber Drivers as Employees Inhibits Innovation

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Labour Unions Threat to Sue the Gig Economy to Death

Fergus Hodgson

Cybercrime costs Canada $3.12 billion a year. (Ecole polytechnique)

February 6, 2019

Cities Must Eat Humble Pie, Recognize Cyber Vulnerability

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Cybercriminals Have Caught Canadian Municipalities Flatfooted

Fergus Hodgson

Sunset in La Colmena, Paraguarí. (AgriTerra KG)

February 2, 2019

Investors Find Fertile Ground in Paraguay

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Fiscal Responsibility, Stable Currency Bear Fruit

Daniel Duarte

The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa. (Wladyslaw)

February 1, 2019

Why Canadians Are Suffering a Bankruptcy Spike

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Central Bank Announced More Aggressive Future Interest-Rates Increases

Fergus Hodgson

A full-time Uber driver in Manhattan, New York, on Aug. 22, 2016. (Canva)

January 10, 2019

Nobody Is an Employee in the Gig Economy

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The Antiquated Designation Would Straitjacket Peer-to-Peer Networks

Fergus Hodgson

All three specific recommendations done by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance would harm the fintech sector. (Canva)

January 8, 2019

Crypto Innovation on the Chopping Block

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Liechtenstein, Malta Are Cryptocurrency Role Models, not the United States

Fergus Hodgson

Social engineering means the prioritization of causes other than the simple bottom line of the competitive, consumer-driven market. (Pxhere)

December 26, 2018

Social Engineering the Victor in Venture-Capital Handouts

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Innovation Ecosystems, Tech Sandboxes Promote Favoritism and Social Engineering

Fergus Hodgson

The rising pressure on tech companies suggests their prevailing encryption methods are a barrier. (FCPP)

November 30, 2018

Encryption Backdoor Threatens Privacy of All

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Our Privacy Is Vulnerable to Foreign Powers

Fergus Hodgson

The challenge is how to promote STEM skills without wasting taxpayer funds. (Canva)

November 27, 2018

STEM Subjects Dogma Has Undermined Soft Skills

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Productive Employees Need Integrity, not just Credentials

Fergus Hodgson

You can tell how corrupt a city is by how vehemently it cracks down on the sharing economy,” said María Marty.

November 14, 2018

San Francisco’s War on Airbnb Is a War on the Free Market

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The City’s Absurd Fines, Crackdowns Show Hostility for Thrift

Fergus Hodgson