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Shaping the Future Market for Digital Art

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By David Challis
| Pursuit
At the eye-catching price of $US69 million, the sale of the collage ‘Everydays – the first 5000 days’ in March 2021 was the first time many people encountered the digital art market. The work is by graphic artist Mike Winkelmann – known as Beeple – who creates a new digital artwork every day, and was the first work of its kind to be sold by Christie’s auction house who declared him “among the top three most valuable living artists”.
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Trading Places

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By David Challis
| History Today Verified
When the government of England and Wales created the National Debt in 1694, those from the higher echelons of society were given opportunities to invest money. Through government bonds, lotteries and eventually publicly listed companies the stock exchange was born, effectively creating the modern market. In the alleys around the Bank of England, trading began in earnest and continued into the 18th century.
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YouTube Launches Vaccine Confidence PSAs Targeted At Young Adults

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By David Challis
| Android Headlines Verified
As part of a wider Google vaccine confidence campaign, YouTube has launched a series of PSAs targeted and 18-34-year-olds. As reported by 9to5 the videos will aim to use YouTube’s platform to “encourage people to get informed about the vaccine”. Google and other platform have done a lot over recent months to try and increase vaccine confidence whilst also provide accurate information on the subject. The company has pledged to tackle misinformation on the topic in its search results most recently.
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