There is no privacy in the global on-line village but do we really want Google to censor the gossip?
The recent EU judgement against Google does not require "a...
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The impossible suddenly becomes practical: Google to abide by EU law
The news of Google's "U" turn over the "Right to be Forgotten" is most welcome. This is one Turkey that has not...
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UKIP’s online policy: stuff the corporate turkeys, listen to users and stop wasting money
UKIP is often described by commentators as a party of inarticulate and angry protest for those ignored by the political establishment, who will come to their senses at the next general election. When I compared UKIP's local government results with 2 Comments
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Why Net Neutrality cannot survive without fibre to the femto and interoperability
We have a rash of publicity claiming that the latest FCC position on Net Neutrality will destroy the Internet as we know it....
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Why an all girls team is likely to win the cybersecurity challenge – if any enter.
The press cover for the first of the 2014 Cybersecurity Challenge competitions in Wired and the BBC...
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A suitable job for a woman: fund raising exercise for Bletchley TNMOC educational programmes
I have blogged before on the unfortunate separation of the National Museum of Computing (home of
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If fibre to business communities has payback in months not years, why is it not happening?
I have received interesting feedback to my blog on the way that crapband is crippling the UK's creative industry clusters in Soho and Mayfair, forcing them to relocate to those...
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City Centre creative Industries crippled by crapband as the rural revolution begins to gather pace
My recent blog entry on the way BT is cutting its spend on broadband roll-out in order to fund its price war on content triggered some interesting feedback. I was told that...
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