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I am hearing quite a lot about how some of the negative issues we are facing in our communities stem from our membership of the
There are moments in political hearings where noise gives way to something far sharper. Not volume, not theatrics, but precision. I have been following the
The UK mobile market has taken a quiet but significant step forward. With approval from Ofcom, VodafoneThree is now cleared to offer satellite-enabled mobile connectivity,
Today’s ramble results from a report I have just read on Sky News relating to the government’s increased use of YouTube to address online misinformation
There is something almost poetic about the line: “the marketing told you I was a Collaborator, but the engineering built me as an Extractor.” It
There is a familiar rhythm to modern public policy. A problem becomes visible, concern grows, a report is commissioned, an event is sponsored, and a
The latest “BrowserGate” revelations have landed with the kind of thud that makes people quietly close a few tabs and rethink their life choices. According
There was a time when the word “influencer” felt mildly aspirational. It suggested impact, credibility, perhaps even a whisper of authority. Fast forward a few
In business, one of the most underestimated moves is surrounding yourself with people who are already further along than you. Those who have more experience,
During a breakout room in an online meeting, when I spoke about the work I do helping veterans, he casually said, “we should have a