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- A corporate cyberattack victim and its insurers go to court to figure out what’s covered. Here’s what it means for… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 7 hours ago
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Grateful to catch the last day of the #anthonygormley exhibition at the @royalacademyarts. I love environmental and monumental art and I realised yesterday that it is because I love the space that is filled by architecture. So grateful to @zs_davis for reminding me that it closed on 3 Dec! #london #latergram#morning #sunrise #mileend #london#Berlin #morning #mitte#Berlin #greyday #Wednesday#latteart #Berlin #morningMoving day breakfast. #london
Category Archives: politics
Britain Needs Techno Dynamists
In an excellent column for CityAM today, Stian Westlake makes the argument that optimists need to run the economy in order to foster economic growth. This is an argument that I have been making for years and in various forms. … Continue reading
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Tagged dynamism, Stian Westlake, techno-optimism, Virginia Postrel
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Risk Taking and Risk Takers
Months go by in between posts and still I feel that there is more that can be done to update the design or change the user interface. That being said, my time has been taken up by other things. And … Continue reading
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Various posts
I have had a few post over the last few days. If you are so inclined to reading them, I have written about the amazing number of bans and regulation that San Francisco has here and I have discussed how … Continue reading
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Guest Post: Big Brother Watch
I have another guest post up over on Big Brother Watch. If you find mobile privacy stuff interesting you can read it here.
Richard and Cass are back
The FT reports that a new ‘nudge unit’ has been created inside of Downing Street. Unsurprisingly, Steve Hilton is a ‘co-chair’. Steve is the man responsible for, among other things, a lack of user testing on the ‘big society’ concept … Continue reading