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The digital risers and fallers in this year’s global country rankings revealed
The USA, UK, Germany and Japan are all losing out to the likes of China, Canada, Brazil and Italy. This year’s ‘Digital Riser’s’ report reveals how some countries are getting it right.
Broadband Britain can be done, but it needs to stop being so damn difficult to achieve
A need for speed that's finally been met - but it took over a decade to achieve it and only then by bypassing the major providers in search of a solution. This can't go on for Broadband Britain.
NHSX launches ‘what good looks like’ digital guidelines for NHS Trusts
Friction between the center and the wider NHS has always been an issue when it comes to digital development. The latest NHSX guidelines offer a more flexible approach.
As the cookies crumble, is first party intent data the solution companies need to explore?
Cookies are set to crumble and organizations need to explore alternative methods of getting up-to-date info on their customers.
Cookie monstering as a cover for data regime change - the UK picks a dangerous fight over GDPR
The UK hasn't wasted any time in deciding to water down GDPR in pursuit of making new business deals. Savvy move or risky political gambit?
Campaigners call for ban on use of facial recognition tech in UK
The British Government has updated its guidance on use of facial recognition technologies, as police forces persist with their use.
Apple's child protections open a Pandora's Box of future privacy violations
A well-intentioned road to hell - Apple's move against child abuse has a long tail behind it that rings lots of alarm bells.
Twitter is mostly identifying racist tweets using tech and says ID verification unlikely to stop abuse
Twitter has revealed how it dealt with the abhorrent racist abuse suffered by footballers on the England team during the Euros Championship.
Amazon's been hit by the largest GPDR fine to date, but EU data protection authorities get the loudest 'wake-up' call
Amazon's got the cash fine, but it's the EU data protection authorities who need to count the cost.
Robotics & AI - why the UK must stage a skills intervention
A new white paper on plugging the robotics and AI skills gap in the UK is published, but what’s really needed is a complete change of attitude.
Inequity in the UK STEM workforce is being made worse by COVID-19
A lack of representation in the STEM sector of minoritized groups is intersectional, systemic and is leading to a lack of skills, experiences and perspectives in the workforce.
Tech giants to be given ‘Strategic Market Status’ in UK and forced to follow code of conduct
The UK’s newly created Digital Markets Unit has been given powers to tackle the market dominance of big tech firms - but will it work without global consensus?
Countering the counterfeiters - a suitable case for blockchain
The growing problem of counterfeit products turns out to be a legitimate use for blockchain.
