Michael J. Casey is the Chief Content Officer at CoinDesk and the CoFounder of The Streambed. He is also the host of the podcast and TV show #MoneyReimagined. With a background in media and journalism, Michael focuses on covering cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and financial innovations.
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Michael J. Casey's coverage spans crypto & blockchain, finance, and legal policy regulation with a local focus on the United States, specifically Colorado and Boulder. His articles often include expert commentary and opinion editorials.
Given his focus on these topics, he may be receptive to pitches from experts in cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology based in the United States who can provide insightful commentary on regulatory changes or industry trends. Additionally, considering his local geographic focus within Colorado and Boulder, sources with expertise in fintech or financial regulation at a state-level could also be of interest to him.
As Michael covers film festivals as well as artificial intelligence alongside cryptocurrency-related themes such as AI's impact on humanity, pitches related to these intersecting subjects could capture his attention.
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Jeremy O. Harris in 'Slave Play. Not a Movie. A Play.'Courtesy: Max
Martin Scorsese goes on a personal voyage in ‘Made in England’ ByMichael J. Casey- July 31, 2024
Made in England: The Films of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger opens in limited release Aug. 2. Film. Boulder Weekly.
Now in its fifth year, the Mimesis Documentary Festival runs Aug. 14-18 at CU Boulder and the Dairy Arts Center.
'Sing Sing' tells the real-life story of an arts rehabilitation program at New York's infamous correctional facility.
Alex Cox on making his last movie and the re-release of his first ByMichael J. Casey- August 28, 2024
Maybe you were underwhelmed by the summer blockbuster season. A lot of them did feel somewhat unfinished and underdeveloped, didn’t they? Perhaps you felt the spring release slate was a little light, and the winter award season was a tad anticlimactic.
Survive election season with ‘the most significant political films of all time’
Tokyo Story screens Oct. 10 as part of the International Film Series at CU Boulder. Courtesy: Criterion Collection
Molly Plunk and Mike Lopez in The Becomers. Courtesy: Yellow Veil Pictures
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