US politicians applaud UK move to ban Huawei from 5G networks
US politicians on one side of the aisle can scarcely contain their glee today as the UK moves to ban...
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US politicians harumph over UK decision to allow Huawei in 5G network
US politicians are expressing a collective harumph over the UK's decision to allow Chinese company Huawei to build part of...
UK professor predicts ‘a legalised recreational market’ for marijuana in 3 years
Today’s entrepreneurs are seeing green, not only in their wallets but also in their industry. In fact, Angel now lists...
What happens when British intelligence partners with a global innovation hub
GCHQ Accelerator Program Manager Sarah Martin reveals how and why the British intelligence agency partnered with global innovation hub Wayra to accelerate...
GCHQ announces startup grads from secret Manchester accelerator base
The GCHQ accelerator in Manchester, UK is so secret that not even its location can be made public, but the...
UK spy agency that violated human rights to launch startup accelerator in Manchester
Britain's spy agency GCHQ is found to have violated human rights just three days after announcing an open call for...
Will the UK be cut out of the EU’s €10B Galileo project?
In the days before GPS, for any family or couple that have taken a long road trip together, across unknown...
Passenger Assist offers dignified help for people with disabilities
Public transportation travel may be just to the store or to a new city or country, but all of it...
Britain’s spy agency says it is monitoring Bitcoin to find out about risks
Britain’s spy agency has said it is monitoring Bitcoin to find out more about the risks associated with the cryptocurrency....
Imprisoning trolls: the rise of hate crimes in the UK and the increasing measures to tackle them
Before the recent uproar of anger regarding Trump’s neutral response to white supremacists in the US, the UK also experienced...
Apple – US and EU authorities want to access your iCloud data
Apple's first transparency report shows just how much authorities wants to access your iCloud data (and explains why).
Why the Queen wants your IP address
The British government has announced that it plans to introduce legislation that will allow it to better track the country's Internet users.
Irish Government & Police follow EU example & ask Google to delete an increasing amount of users’ data
Following examples set by other European countries, the Irish Government & Police is increasingly asking Google to delete users' data..
UK government to lead international “fight back” against cyber espionage
The British Government is to fund a 21 century Station X, to counter international cyber attacks from hostile nations.
British internet providers forced to block certain torrent sites in court order
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The London High Court has ordered that major UK Internet service providers (ISPs) block access to three specific torrent sites that allegedly offer links to pirated material.
Twitter warns of “serious chilling effect on free expression” posed by governments
As more governments request access to Twitter's data the company warns that such requests are having "a serious chilling effect on free expression."
Google calls on governments to be transparent about how & why they request access to citizens’ data
Google has asked international governments to be more open with how they use legal means to get access to users' information. The call comes as Google releases its latest Transparency Report, which shows a steady increase in governments' requests for users' data.
LG: The Nexus 4’s poor release isn’t our fault, Google completely underestimated demand
LG blames Google for the delays in the Nexus 4's roll out but "doesn't want to throw stones." Expects shipments to clear in mid-February.
New media, old issues: Why we need a more modern debate about social & mainstream media
The Irish debate over the use of social media might be new but the issues & grievances are not, so why are we stuck in the past when discussing the future?
Google Shopping will begin paid-for transition this February
Google Shopping is beginning its transition to a commercial model in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Brazil, Australia, and Switzerland next month - a transition that was completed in the United States in October 2012 - meaning that, for the first time, merchants in said 10 countries must pay to have their products listed on Google Shopping.
