2021-5-16 11:21 |
Due to the pandemic, many global events have been canceled, but some conferences can still be visited in 2021.
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Jacob Kostecki, the organizer behind the ‘Massive Adoption’ crypto conference, is at the receiving end of a class-action lawsuit from over 2,000 people. The lawsuit has been levied due to those who bought a tickets to one of his events, but never got a refund, even when the event was canceled by Kostecki himself. The […]
2020-5-9 23:25 | |
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Microsoft has basically canceled all of its live events until July 2021. If COVID-19 lasts that long, the future will be bleak indeed. Is Microsoft taking their precautions a little too far? The post Microsoft Predicts a Bleak COVID-19 Future With ‘All Digital’ Move appeared first on CCN.com
2020-4-9 23:42 | |
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Most global events around the globe have now been canceled due to the novel coronavirus crisis. BitAngels is shifting its attention to virtual events in an effort to engage the blockchain community as a whole.
2020-3-27 01:30 | |
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As countless crypto events are being delayed or canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak, many organizers have found creative ways to make the event happen
2020-3-25 20:58 | |
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The lethal Coronavirus has seen an unprecedented spread across the globe throughout the past several days and weeks, leading a vast array of major events like Coachella and SXSW to be canceled or postponed, including multiple crypto events.
2020-3-13 05:27 | |
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The world is in chaos. Traditional Markets are falling drastically as many fear that another global economic crisis is underway. Global events are canceled or replaced by remote events and COVID-19 is the cause.
2020-3-6 16:38 | |
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Coinspeaker Google Cancels I/O Developer Conference 2020 Due to Coronavirus ConcernsGoogle has called off its I/O Developer Conference 2020 due to COVID-19 fears. It has joined the row of other major events globally to be canceled this year.
2020-3-4 19:12 | |
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Coinspeaker Game Developers Conference Canceled on Grounds of Risks Associated with CoronavirusThe Game Developers Conference (GDC) has become one of the major events that have been called off due to the coronavirus spread over the world.
2020-3-1 16:29 | |
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Coinspeaker Geneva Motor Show Will Not Take Place Due to Coronavirus FearsWhile the coronavirus is expanding to new countries, already a row of major international events has been canceled.
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