Is the Home Secretary a big, fat liar?
This morning the new Home Secretary [tag]John Reid[/tag] gave his first interview since taking over the job to Radio 4’s […]
Journalism, Podcast
Journalism
My profession
Funny, Internet, Journalism
New Statesman’s New Media awards
Last night, for reasons I’m still unsure of, I attended the [tag]New Statesman[/tag]‘s New Media [tag]awards[/tag] at the Serpentine Gallery
Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
NTIA publishes ICANN meeting agenda
I’ve just noticed that the US government has posted the agenda for its meeting on Wednesday where its contract with
Internet, Journalism, Technology
74,000 .eu domains suspended
I’ve just done a quick story about the 74,000 .eu domains that EURid has suspended and the 400 registrars it
Journalism
Me, me, me journalism. Get me a gun
If I ever end up editing a features section or a magazine, the first thing I will do is institute
Internet, Journalism
TomCruise.com and the system that just has to change
[tag]Tom Cruise[/tag] has, unsurprisingly, won [tag]TomCruise.com[/tag] from [tag]WIPO[/tag]. And, unsurprisingly, he won it off [tag]Jeff Burgar[/tag] who is notorious for
Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
Making the world a better, more synergistic, substantively co-ordinated place
At the conclusion of the [tag]WSIS[/tag] process – where the world’s governments, non-governmental organisations, businesses and so on discussed how
Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
Pressure piles on US government to end Net role
Less than a week after 87 percent of Net experts went out of their way to tell the US government
Funny, Internet, Journalism
Steven Forrest outed as Bill Hobbs
Steven Forrest – the hopelessly biased blogger of Free2Innovate (aka Free2Fabricate) – has been outed as Bill Hobbs, a right-wing
Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
US government gets a Net kick in the teeth
I have finally finished my analysis of the 632 comments sent to the [tag]NTIA[/tag] following its Notice of Inquiry over