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British government launches data “innovation” challenge
The modern British government has vast stores of data warehouses at their disposal, which they’re opening up for the first time, hoping some innovative thinking might just hit pay dirt during all that data mining…
The myth of Global Warming
Much has been said about global warming. Some argue it’s the most pressing issue of our time, while others dismiss it as a contemporary myth. Whether global warming is fact or fiction, a change in our habits could be all that’s needed to change the world…
Where internet marketing, company names and the rule of law collide
Company names, slogans and logos can all be legally protected in one way or another. But what about keywords? Where does a company name end and search query begin? In a US law court, of all places…
Internet access as a basic human right
Society and the Internet are strange creatures; both amorphous, malleable to gradual, yet surprisingly rigid to sudden change, while being prone to a variety of sociocultural ills, but thankfully resilient and apparently self-healing…
Are old laws enough for new “Cyber” crimes?
Crime on the internet isn’t new. In fact, it’s now an established area of crime. But does so-called “cyber crime” warrant new laws?
