Google and Facebook need to lead the way towards auditable algorithms before loss of trust destroys their advertising funded business models
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How does the UK fund a full fibre infrastructure if BT is unable and/or unwilling to pay the price?
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We need to take action against fraud and deception before the On-line Advertising market implodes
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The mass market adoption of the Internet is now leading to 1930s protectionism not internationalisation
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How Brexit turned onto Flexit as the negotiating position of the Commission was bypassed by reality
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In July we learned that 10% of the UK population have been the victims of e-Crime – albeit nearly always reimbursed, having “only” suffered the hassle of a refused card and a couple of days struggle to get the cash to survive until they received a new card. Earlier this week we learned that on-line...
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I was struck by a recent bleat that Whitehall is not "cool" enough to attract top cybersecurity talent. There is no pool of "top cyber security talent". There are ten vacancies for every candidate. And the quality and motivation of many of the candidates is suspect - even if they have the qualifications and experience they claim - which many do not.
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