As the Australian Open Banking regime starts to gather some much-needed momentum, part of the discussion circles back around to the thorny issue of Electronic Data Capture (aka screen-scraping).Screen-scraping is universally loathed by banks as it involves the sharing of online banking log-in credentials which, banks say, breaches their T&Cs.However, in the absence of any other mechanisms for consumers to share their data to achieve "better" financial outcomes, screen-scraping has become ubiquitous in the Fintech space.Can Open Banking and screen-scraping coalesce in harmony? Ben 'Fintech' Ford weights up the pros and cons.https://www.fintechbusiness.com/blogs/2245-screen-scraping-and-the-future-of-open-finance-in-australia
The episode, “The Sound of Bleeding Gums,” focuses on Lisa Simpson, who discovers that her hero and favourite musician, the late saxophonist Bleeding Gums Murphy, has a son who’s deaf and needs a cochlear implant.Although humans in the “Simpsons” world only have four fingers to a hand, they’ll use American Sign Language in the episode.https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/simpsons-deaf-actor-sign-language_n_62531a5fe4b0be72bfea7a3b
