There are a few ways of categorizing the news. The most important stories are picked up by the main news services and help to identify the big stories of a particular month. For example,
- 2015-07: Fearing return to drachma, some Greeks use bitcoin to dodge capital controls Reuters
- 2015-08: MtGox bitcoin chief Mark Karpeles arrested in Japan BBC News
- 2015-09: Bitcoin Is Officially a Commodity, According to U.S. Regulator Bloomberg
- 2015-09: Bitcoin: Anything But a Currency, U.S. Government Says Fortune
I give two examples of that last story, because the cited services specialize in business news and are more focused than general news services like Reuters and BBC. Also relevant are services that specialize in technological news. For example,
- The Bitcoin Schism Shows the Genius of Open Source Wired
- Recording Nasdaq Trades on Bitcoin Platform: How It Works MIT Technology Review
- Hacking Team broke Bitcoin secrecy by targeting crucial wallet file Ars Technica
Two more business news services are worth mentioning because of their prestige. Although less useful because they sit behind a paywall (I'm willing to pay for one service at a time, not ten), the titles offer clues to the same stories on other, open sources.
- IBM Adapts Bitcoin Technology for Smart Contracts WSJ
- Argentine small businesses turning to bitcoin FT.com
One story that should have been included above, but missed all the cuts, was
For the future of bitcoin, it could turn out to be the most important story of third quarter 2015.
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