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Bloomberg anchor displays bitcoin on TV, immediately gets robbed by viewer Published time: December 24, 2013 20:13 Edited time: December 24, 2013 20:43 Get short URL 12 days of Bloombe Still from Bloomberg TV URITY LESSON FLike 912 y Tweet 176 43 points Bloomberg TV provided viewers with an important lesson in digital currency when one of its anchors had a gift card stolen while showing it during a live broadcast. Tag Crime, Global economy, Hacking. Information Technology, Internet, Security, USA On Friday, December 20, Matt Miller surprised his two fellow anchors - Adam Johnson and Trislh Regan - with bitcoin gift certificates during his "12 Days of Bitcoin" segment. Johnson then flashed his certificate on the screen for roughly 10 seconds - more than enough time for a Reddit user to scan the digital QR code with his phone and take the gift for himself.

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Lee Sharpe, 8% @ a @LeeSharpeNFL A friend just sent me this ten-year- old prize structure for a Starcraft tournament, and I can't stop laughing. Prizes: 1st Place: $500 2nd Place: $250 3rd Place: $150 4th Place: $100 5th-8th Place: 25 BitCoins

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Bloomberg anchor displays bitcoin on TV, immediately gets robbed by viewer Published time: December 24, 2013 20:13 Edited time: December 24, 2013 20:43 Get short URL 12 days of Bloombe Still from Bloomberg TV URITY LESSON FLike 912 y Tweet 176 43 points Bloomberg TV provided viewers with an important lesson in digital currency when one of its anchors had a gift card stolen while showing it during a live broadcast. Tag Crime, Global economy, Hacking. Information Technology, Internet, Security, USA On Friday, December 20, Matt Miller surprised his two fellow anchors - Adam Johnson and Trislh Regan - with bitcoin gift certificates during his "12 Days of Bitcoin" segment. Johnson then flashed his certificate on the screen for roughly 10 seconds - more than enough time for a Reddit user to scan the digital QR code with his phone and take the gift for himself.

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