Bottom-up data instructions are relatively new, but appear to offer individuals and communities an opportunity to take a more active role in data stewardship.
A new House of Lords inquiry has concluded that an overhaul of how the justice system procures and manages new technologies is needed in order to protect vulnerable individuals and communities.
The second of two reports on the UK’s Online Safety Bill. What does the communications regulator make of it?
Big tech platforms give their take on the incoming Online Safety Bill. Is it fair comment, or just a game of corporate lobbying bingo?
The US Government Accountability Office has released a new report that includes recommendations for Congress to take legislative action to protect emergency funds at risk.
Ahead of his Spring Budget this week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak is putting digital adoption and reducing the use of consultants at the heart of the efficiency drive.
Community action connects displaced Ukrainian technologists with work opportunities
Digital healthcare needs to be well connected, and patient-centred say CIOs and industry leaders
The Online Safety Bill aims to make the internet a ‘safer’ place for users, forcing big tech to introduce new measures. But huge concerns remain over how it will work in practice and the reach of the legislation.
Experts provide evidence to the Science and Technology Committee about how Britain can both improve take up of STEM, and attract more teachers to the subjects, from people with more diverse backgrounds.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that the Inquiry will begin in Spring 2022 and will examine the UK’s pandemic response.
A slew of announcements in recent days highlight how the British Government is thinking about online safety and security, both from a citizen and a platform point of view.
America has made a belated move to forge a policy response to cryptocurrencies and digital assets.
