RT @cate_long: UK MP on LIBOR: "This is the most damaging scam I can recall" http://t.co/iMf0LIZk Why UK does not want its banks regulated!
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Ever wonder what you should wear to a party? What plants would grow best in your garden? Or the best blockbuster movies to see this summer? If those sorts of questions tie you up, Votely might have the answer. The iPhone and Facebook apps — developed by Shahzad Umar and Doug Gradt — taps into... Read More...
Beta testing using video from Wimbledon is already going on. The service which allows people to share and comment on live video is only available in the U.K. due to licensing restrictions.
A think-tank has said the U.K. government-backed initiative to develop London's tech sector lacks focus.
While a lot of nonsense has been written about the Web throughout its short history, it can, and is, playing a role in bringing openness to some emerging democracies.
Everyone talks about the Internet as a catalyst for “viral” processes. A classic example is Susan Boyle. Virtually unknown until her “Britain’s Got Talent” debut, in a matter of a few days she became a worldwide celebrity. One way to measure this is to look at Google searches. Here is a graph for 2009, where [...]
Surprisingly Free A weekly podcast featuring in-depth discussions with an eclectic mix of authors , academics , and entrepreneurs at the intersection of technology , policy , and . economics John Palfrey on interoperability June 19, 2012 0 comments John Palfrey of the Berkmann Center at Harvard Law School , discusses his new book written with Urs Gasser , Interop : The Promise and Perils of Highly Interconnected Systems Interoperability is a term used to describe the standardization and integration of technology . Palfrey discusses how the term can describe many relationships in the world and that it doesn’t have to be limited to technical systems . He also describes potential pitfalls of too much interoperability . Palfrey finds that greater levels of interoperability can lead to greater
Andrew Keen, a journalist and author, discusses his new book Digital Vertigo: How Today's Online Social Revolution Is Dividing, Diminishing, and Disorienting Us. Keen believes that social media is causing us to lose our private lives and turning us into what he calls "the cult of the social." Keen discusses the growing power of companies like Facebook and his concern about the future of privacy and data ownership; as well as possible market and government driven solutions to this problem.
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