Waters Wavelength Ep. 340: The sad state of journalism
What does this episode have to do with financial technology? Nothing, really. Happy Thanksgiving.
Wei-Shen Wong, Asia editor, and Anthony Malakian, editor-in-chief of WatersTechnology, record a weekly podcast touching on the biggest stories in financial technology.
Waters Wavelength Podcast · Ep. 340: The sad state of journalism
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The week of Thanksgiving in the US is one of the slowest news weeks of the year. So Anthony and
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