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Steve Cassidy

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NFTs are engaging creatives in a fight for their lives

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By Steve Cassidy
| TrendRadars
COVID sparked artists and photographers to flock to the NFT ecosystem, but the various marketplaces are only offering false hope lined with marketing puff Read Full Article on itpro.co.uk NFTs are engaging creatives in a fight for their lives COVID sparked artists and photographers to flock to the NFT ecosystem, but the various marketplaces are only offering false hope lined with marketing puff Continue Reading
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A swarm of 3D printed cyclists reveals the best position in the pack

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By Steve Cassidy
| New Scientist Verified
Cyclists jostle for the best position, but how can they know without running a computer simulation?Itsik Marom / Alamy Stock Photo By Steve CassidyThe world’s most famous cycling race,  the Tour de France, is getting underway again. As they wind their way through the countryside, the over one hundred cyclists will group tightly together in a pack – known as the peloton – to reduce air resistance and save their legs.
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The subscription economy: a new way to travel

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By Steve Cassidy, Tom Wadlow Verified
| Business Review Europe Verified
The subscription economy: a new way to travel Brits have traditionally been focused on owning things – from cars to record collections. However, the ‘ownership’ obsession is on its way out and is paving the way to the subscription economy. The rise in this non-ownership culture is changing the way people interact with businesses and their surroundings. At the heart of this shift are people who are happy to subscribe to the outcomes they want, when they want them, without an outright purchase.
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