Communications poverty the UK
September 6, 2018 By
Whilst telecoms policy is focused on developing advanced technologies like 5G and fibre, more basic and important welfare issues are being neglected.
It’s time to regulate Ma Bird
July 26, 2018 By
Twitter is the new Public Switched Message Network, but is failing to deliver on its legal obligations as a public forum. It now must be regulated.
Portless networking and container communications
June 10, 2018 By
The shift of computing from hosting to cloud to serverless has a parallel in communications technology and products. “Portless” is the new “packet”.
GDPR: Privacy by force or design?
May 25, 2018 By
Everyone has had their email inboxes filled with GDPR-related privacy notices. The systemic failure is multiplying: how to divide it instead?
Q is Military Intelligence (so pay attention)
May 14, 2018 By
We live in abnormal times, which means unusual methods of government communication with the public. Q is how the Trump administration is doing it.
Just how corrupt is Silicon Valley?
April 9, 2018 By
It projects a clean and progressive image, but the reality of Silicon Valley’s power is grubbier. Just how corrupt are the “information oligarchs”?
Can there be competing QoS standards?
March 31, 2018 By
The old saying “the great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from” particularly applies to network QoS. How many do we really need?
Does telecoms need a new Network Quality Foundation?
March 27, 2018 By
Solving a problem as systemic as interoperable network quality needs supporting institutions. Do we need to invest in a new one to make real progress?
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