policy

• [By Me @] Financial Times: A Narrow Approach to Broadband in Britain

  Saturday February 06, 2016 @ 03:48 PM (UTC)

  Despite the fact that British adults spend on average more time online than asleep, and use their internet connections to do everything from switching on the lights to finding a mate, access is not considered as important as the electricity that powers homes or the water running from taps.

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  • britain
  • broadband
  • financial times
  • media
  • policy

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• The Personal (Computer) Is Political: Recommendations for Policy & Regulation

  Friday March 28, 2014 @ 09:23 AM (UTC)

  Software is not the solution to social ills, yet “software solutions” are de facto implemented in policy and regulation without an accurate understanding of what’s actually offered. From Big Data to privacy to censorship, here are recommendations from The Personal (Computer) Is Political for policy makers and regulators, published by The Nominet Trust earlier this week.

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  • academic
  • big data
  • censorship
  • cult of me
  • internet
  • nominet trust
  • personal computer is political
  • policy
  • privacy
  • publications
  • regulation
  • research
  • web

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