2013-03-29 Fox News "Digital 'bitcoin' currency surpasses 20 national curren..."

[mccorvic]

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/03/29/digital-currency-bitcoin-surpasses-20-national-currencies-in-value/

More than $1 billion dollars worth of a digital currency known as "bitcoins" now circulate on the web – an amount that exceeds the value of the entire currency stock of small countries like Liberia (which uses “Liberian dollars”), Bhutan (which uses the “Ngultrum”), and 18 other countries.

Eww. I visted Fox News' website. I feel dirty in a way that now amount of showering can make better.

[Zomdifros]

Number 6 on the trending list, this is going well.
http://www.foxnews.com/trending/

[Mike Christ]

Oh lawdy.  Bitcoin on Fox?

Now I know it's the end of the world.

[mb300sd]

20..? I count 40

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154954.0

[jwzguy]

Instead, the currency is run by computer code that distributes new bitcoins at a set rate to people who devote web servers to keep the code running. The bitcoins are then bought and sold for regular U.S. dollars online.

That's actually surprisingly close. How far we've come. All these new media stories sound positive.

[cho]

Number 2 in Trending Now !!

[deepceleron]

Instead, the currency is run by computer code that distributes new bitcoins at a set rate to people who devote web servers to keep the code running. The bitcoins are then bought and sold for regular U.S. dollars online.

That's actually surprisingly close. How far we've come. All these new media stories sound positive.

Web servers? Running Apache mod_bitcoin, I'm sure...

[jwzguy]

Instead, the currency is run by computer code that distributes new bitcoins at a set rate to people who devote web servers to keep the code running. The bitcoins are then bought and sold for regular U.S. dollars online.

That's actually surprisingly close. How far we've come. All these new media stories sound positive.

Web servers? Running Apache mod_bitcoin, I'm sure...

Much better than saying they are rewards for arbitrary math problems. They seem to have some kind of clue as to what's going on.