For the telecoms industry to succeed at cloud application access it needs to address its core problem: the lack of interoperable SLAs for performance.
Four lessons from 40 years of campaigning for justice
October 16, 2018 By
The Bye family have spent 40 years campaigning for justice for their daughter’s death, and for society to learn important lessons from its failings.
Turn Them Off: the coming collapse of #FakeNews media
August 8, 2018 By
Sometimes what is not said is far more informative than what is. Here are 8 concerning questions about the media’s reporting on the #QAnon phenomenon.
My experience of Twitter censorship
August 2, 2018 By
Here’s what happened when I tweeted a link that Twitter doesn’t approve of. Censorship in the abstract is worrying; real life experience is shocking.
Treason and text messages: whom to trust and what’s the truth?
June 15, 2018 By
In a world filled with opposing narratives, competing dogmas, and active disinformation, how to make sense of important, rich and complex new data?
Society is not a science problem (but science’s problems are social)
May 26, 2018 By
The scientific mindset is powerful for investigating phenomena of the natural world. When it comes to the socio-political, it can make us foolish.
The Internet is Just a Prototype The week in hyperlinks
May 20, 2018 By
A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
The birds and the bees of broadband
May 17, 2018 By
The “facts of life” are important to get right if you want reality-based broadband regulation. What if you make a fundamental error in understanding?
The Internet is Just a Prototype The week in hyperlinks
May 12, 2018 By
A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
The Internet is Just a Prototype The week in hyperlinks
May 9, 2018 By
A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
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