Innovation is the core of what makes any good business run effectively. It seems almost superfluous to extol the virt…
Jim Killock: why we’re taking the government to court over the Data Protection Bill
After the Windrush scandal, and the destruction of landing cards that had been used as evidence of people’s residency…
The Data Protection Bill fails at properly regulating the digital world
The Data Protection Bill has been a missed opportunity to debate the pressing issue of the regulation of the fuel tha…
The Silicon Valley mantra of ‘move fast and break things’ has fallen miserably short
When Mark Zuckerberg developed Facebook, he probably never expected to testify in front of a panel of legislators on …
Why do politicians still trust Facebook with our fundamental rights?
Watching Mark Zuckerberg’s hearing in the Senate, one thing seemed obvious. While the Cambridge Analytica scand…
Was Facebook’s decision to cut off third-party developers genuinely virtuous?
For many of us who didn’t grow up with Facebook, we remember that magical moment when the site first recommended a fr…
Liam Byrne: Zuckerberg’s testimony proves we need to establish strong digital rights
The markets may have liked Mr Zuckerberg’s performance – but for the public, the alarm bells should be ringing …
We must avoid a hasty regulatory response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal
There are 220,000 digital businesses in the UK and yet, every conversation on how best to regulate the sector in the …
Mike Bracken: By moving data out of the centre, the government is making it harder to deliver its own policies
To elicit government-wide institutional reforms in a digital age, one needs three levers – digital, data and te…
If the UK is to prosper, it must play a leading role in the AI movement
Artificial intelligence (AI) will have a profound effect on nearly every aspect of business and society in the not so…