Digital by default

Europe to the USA - you're just not trying hard enough on Safe Harbor II This article is sponsored by:

The Safe Harbor II deadline came and went - and according to the Eurocrats it's in large part because the US needs to try harder. Just how much further can those goalposts move?

It's time to end BT's toxic relationship with Openreach for sake of the UK's digital economy This article is sponsored by:

BT is a national disgrace - and an economically dangerous one at that. Its toxic relationship with Openreach is poisoning UK digital competitiveness. Time for drastic action.

SH:24 - Modernising sexual health testing in London by making it digital This article is sponsored by:

SH:24 is a great example of how digital tools can be integrated with health services. Will it be able to scale up and service boroughs outside of London?

TCS CEO looks to digital services as growth continues to slow This article is sponsored by:

Digital services revenue now accounts for 12.5% of the total at TCS, but can they improve the underlying growth rates at the outsourcing giant?

Europe unveils its digital market plans with US tech firms in the cross-sights This article is sponsored by:

Europe's Single Digital Market plans have been published, but do the 16 action points stand up to serious scrutiny?

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The BBC will become an “internet first” broadcaster, claims CTO This article is sponsored by:

Matthew Postgate has a monumental challenge on his hands, after the BBC's failed £120m DMI project last year. Can he pull it off?

Martha Lane-Fox's vision for reclaiming the web is inspiring, but is it realistic? This article is sponsored by:

Britain's digital tzar, Martha Lane-Fox, presented in her Dimbleby lecture an argument for a public institution that sets out to tackle some of the biggest issues facing the Internet today.

Obama accuses Europe of tech protectionism. (He kinda has a point!) This article is sponsored by:

I really wish I could work myself up into a fury about Obama's protectionist allegations about European technology firms, but there's plenty of evidence that he has a point thanks to the efforts of the European Commission.

The UK wants a single digital market in Europe – but is it realistic? This article is sponsored by:

Prime Minister David Cameron has launched a vision for an EU single digital market, which has some very wise suggestions, but can 28 member states agree to get there?

No Prime Minister - Cameron fails to win Obama backing for social media terror policy This article is sponsored by:

Mr Cameron goes to Washington, but doesn't get the backing for his social media battle-cry that he'd hoped for from President Obama. Good!

UK National Health Service pitches a 'not-a-strategy' digital and data strategy This article is sponsored by:

The NHS is the political jewel in the crown of UK governments, but a digital and data overhaul is badly needed. Here's what's been prescribed.

Unmasked! Italy's digital government agenda and the woman who's leading it This article is sponsored by:

Italy's just appointed Allesandra Poggiani to its most senior government IT role, just as European Commissioner Neelie Kroes urges the Italians to drive through Europe-wide digital change.

UK government plans big data institute in 'honour' of Dr Alan Turing This article is sponsored by:

The World War II codebreaker was recently given a posthumous royal pardon after being convicted of homosexual activity in the 1950s