Wired UK: MPs slam UK data regulator for failing to protect people’s rights
I spoke with Wired about the domestic and international policy implications of the UK's data protection regulator being physically absent and structurally passive.
Month: August 2020
The world’s most dangerous tech project
It might be yours.
An imagined tech policy conversation in an English farmyard
A musing on the Piglet's Code and the Online Farms Framework.
How to create a world as age appropriate as apple pie
One of the many problems I have with the UK government’s determination to build an “age appropriate” internet that will be the “safest place in the world to be online” is that this goal is entirely subjective and inachievable. It attempts to create internet regulation through undefined emotive rhetoric. A tweet conversation this morning has spurred me to pour a cup of tea and share this story about what happens when “age appropriate” is allowed […]
The Recovery Roadmap
I was honoured to be asked to write this report on the UK Tech Cluster Group’s Recovery Roadmap summit, ably supported by the UKTCG leadership team, showcasing their policy recommendations to support the tech sector’s role in the post-COVID recovery.