Big Tech Companies Are So Powerful That A Nation Sent An Ambassador To Them

By cineramaJune 24, 2018Bitcoin Business

In many ways, Casper Klynge is your average diplomat. The 44-year-old tech ambassador of Denmark arrived on his post with a letter from Queen Margrethe II, engages his counterparts […]

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